The first problem is the order of the "month" and the "day" (or days).
So, instead of "1-10 Dec" we need "Dec 1-10." with Hungarian setting.
There is no need to put the "year", because it already says "this year", and after that the month and the day information. The problem is it is always dd-mm, and not mm-dd as I need it.
Regards,
misibacsi
Ivan Marti-Vidal <email address hidden> írta:
>Hi all!>
>
I'm very sorry about these bugs!>
>
Notice that one of the reasons why the dates are formatted within the>
code of the plugin is that sometimes it has to report long lists of date>
intervals. For instance, "1-10 Dec, 5-7 March, ..." and so on. This>
format is more compact and easier to read than "1 Dec 2012 to 10 Dec>
2012, 5 March 2012 to 7 March 2012". I don't know how to deal with this>
issue otherwise.>
>
Regarding the runtime language change, I have no idea what can be>
happening. Maybe that's due to some parameter that has to be checked at>
each frame, instead of only at startup. Should be easy to find. Let me>
try it as soon as I have time.>
>
Best Wishes,>
>
Ivan>
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Hello,
The first problem is the order of the "month" and the "day" (or days).
So, instead of "1-10 Dec" we need "Dec 1-10." with Hungarian setting.
There is no need to put the "year", because it already says "this year", and after that the month and the day information. The problem is it is always dd-mm, and not mm-dd as I need it.
Regards,
misibacsi
Ivan Marti-Vidal <email address hidden> írta: /bugs.launchpad .net/bugs/ 1171182> /bugs.launchpad .net/stellarium /+bug/1171182/ +subscriptions>
>Hi all!>
>
I'm very sorry about these bugs!>
>
Notice that one of the reasons why the dates are formatted within the>
code of the plugin is that sometimes it has to report long lists of date>
intervals. For instance, "1-10 Dec, 5-7 March, ..." and so on. This>
format is more compact and easier to read than "1 Dec 2012 to 10 Dec>
2012, 5 March 2012 to 7 March 2012". I don't know how to deal with this>
issue otherwise.>
>
Regarding the runtime language change, I have no idea what can be>
happening. Maybe that's due to some parameter that has to be checked at>
each frame, instead of only at startup. Should be easy to find. Let me>
try it as soon as I have time.>
>
Best Wishes,>
>
Ivan>
>
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