ZincReader: fix parsing of timezones containing "-" #40
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garethj2
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Fixing an error thrown trying to parse a grid, containing a datetime with one of the 3 non-GMT timezones having an hyphen (-) in their names:
"Blanc-Sablon",
"Port-au-Prince",
"Ust-Nera"
Example:
What was happening is that the parser stopped when it encountered the
-char afterPort, since it was not preceded byGMT. So the datetime was truncated to2025-06-12T08:24:25.631-04:00 Port.Then, when the parser resumes, it would expect a comma or newline to delimit the value, instead it finds an hyphen, and throws an error.
When parsing a simple value instead of a grid, no error was thrown, but the timezone would still be truncated:
2025-06-12T08:24:25.631-04:00 Port