Regrettably, a nasty bug has slipt through the Chronology tests:

The TimeStamp class now inherits its behavior from the ANSI DateAndTime
class which has nanosecond precision. It uses the refactored Time class
to implement #printString which has traditionally only had second
precision.

During the refactoring Time print has not preserved this invariant and
if 'TimeStamp now' evaluates to a DateAndTime with a fractional second
component, the Time and TimeStamp printStrings will print as
  		16 February 2004 9:36:(23979/500) am
instead of:
  		16 February 2004 9:36:47 am

The attached change set with a wee patch to
Time>>#print24:showSeconds:on: fixes this.

All 382 Chronology tests still complete successfully.

Brent
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