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Time, Timezone and Expressions
Hello expressions gurus!
I work for a TV network that broadcasts internationally, and we in the promo division have to make the time schedules that appear on the promos and teasers. This is done manually, and we enter the day of week, up to 6 scheduled hours around the world, covering several different timezones.
I have managed to write a little “script” to automate the calculations of the schedules of the different timezones.
However I now have a problem. Our format *has* to say the day of the week the program airs, and it is relative to the first time of the first country that is shown. This leads to the program being shown on different days in different countries, as I’ll show on my little schematic below:
SUNDAY
LONDON 5:30 18:45
LUANDA 4:30 17:45
TOKYO 12:30 01:45+So, as such, the second airing on Tokyo actually happens on Monday. We indicate that using that + sign.
My question is, is there a way to compare a given time to the first one, so that if it is after midnight I can turn the plus sign automatically, or turn them off?
Thanks!
Rafael