Getting a Time Zone Display Name

[naricc]

So, as I mentioned in a previous discussion (#2810), I am doing some experiments with having .net runtimes use icu4x as a replacement for icu4c. I am having some trouble mentally mapping concepts between the two libraries. I think my question before was too broad, so I am going to ask a more specific one and hope I can get some generalized knowledge out of it.

Right now, I am looking at this function which basically https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/blob/b49fcc6c5a131608813dcd68760270c18ebd11bb/src/native/libs/System.Globalization.Native/pal_timeZoneInfo.c#L77. Its basically calling ucal_getTimeZoneDisplayName (in the icu4c library) to take a calendar in a given local, and get a display name for the time zone.

How can I do something equivalent in icu4x? I was expecting there might be some method of Calendar or Date or maybe TimeZone but I didn't see anything in the documentation. Are the concepts just too different to have a direct translation like this?

[sffc]

ICU4X exposes time zone display names with the power-user class icu_datetime::time_zone::TimeZoneFormatter.

https://icu4x.unicode.org/doc/icu_datetime/time_zone/struct.TimeZoneFormatter.html

[naricc]

Ok, thank you. That answers this one. I am afraid I will be back soon with more questions though :)