> I didn't miss it, this just doesn't do what I wanted, get the month in
> letters, not as a number.
Then you have *no way* to format portably a 'long date'... some MSVC
uses %#x or something similar,
> Does chinese use hieroglyphs to display number?
I don't know about chinese but japanese people use something like
2010(ideogram for year) 06(ideogram for month) 01(ideogram for day)
So the problem would apply anyway...
The 'best' way I can think of, since there is no locale information
about the structure of a long date, is to put somewhere in the
preferences the strfdate(3) string to use for the cartouche.
On Sat, 29 May 2010, Alain Portal wrote:
> I didn't miss it, this just doesn't do what I wanted, get the month in
> letters, not as a number.
Then you have *no way* to format portably a 'long date'... some MSVC
uses %#x or something similar,
> Does chinese use hieroglyphs to display number?
I don't know about chinese but japanese people use something like
2010(ideogram for year) 06(ideogram for month) 01(ideogram for day)
So the problem would apply anyway...
The 'best' way I can think of, since there is no locale information
about the structure of a long date, is to put somewhere in the
preferences the strfdate(3) string to use for the cartouche.
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