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         The language modules read from the DATA section, but I never closed
         the filehandle. This is fixed now. Patch by Doru Theodor Petrescu

         Added better loading of DM5/DM6 modules. Evan Carroll (RT 78152)

         Added a secure PATH to TZ.pm for taint reasons. In response to Dan
         Pritts (RT 78566)

  -  Time zone fixes
         Now supports timezones in files with spaces where there should be
         underscores. This occurs in RHEL desktop. Dan Pritts (RT 78566)

         Newest zoneinfo data (tzdata 2012e)

  -  Documentation fixes
         Minor fix. Henrique Martins

6.32  2012-06-01
  -  Modified Build.PL
        Build.PL now has better support for building (or not building) HTML
        files. Apparently this is slow on Windows. Patch provide by Manoj

lib/Date/Manip/Changes6.pod  view on Meta::CPAN

filehandle.  This is fixed now.  Patch by Doru Theodor Petrescu

Added better loading of DM5/DM6 modules.  Evan Carroll (RT 78152)

Added a secure PATH to TZ.pm for taint reasons.  In response to Dan
Pritts (RT 78566)

=item Time zone fixes

Now supports timezones in files with spaces where there should be
underscores.  This occurs in RHEL desktop.  Dan Pritts (RT 78566)

Newest zoneinfo data (tzdata 2012e)

=item Documentation fixes

Minor fix.  Henrique Martins

=back

=head1 VERSION 6.32 (2012-06-01)

lib/Date/Manip/TZ.pm  view on Meta::CPAN

            #   the name of a timezone enclosed in single/double quotes
            #   with everything after the closing quote ignored (the
            #   name of the timezone may have spaces instead of underscores)
            #
            #   a space delimited list of tokens, the first of which
            #   is the time zone
            #
            #   the name of a timezone with underscores replaced by
            #   spaces and nothing after the timezone
            #
            # For some reason, RHEL6 desktop version stores timezones as
            #   America/New York
            # instead of
            #   America/New_York
            # which is why we have to handle the space/underscore
            # substitution.

            if ($line =~ /^\s*(?:TZ|TIMEZONE|ZONE)\s*=\s*(.*)\s*$/) {
               my $val  = $1;
               @z       = ();
               last  if (! $val);