Alternate way to get seconds till Xmas #7
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Hi Seon,
I don't have a wopr, but I saw in your stream that you were calling a service to get the seconds to Christmas. Here is an alternate way using local functions. I ran the code fragment on linux and on an esp32-s3 with the same results. I don't set the tm_isdst, so there is a chance of it being an hour off at times. But since you are setting the the time using a fixed offset to GMT instead of using TZ, I don't think it really matters... Anyway, just thought I would share a different way...