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Xavier Neys wrote: |
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|> Now, if we want to tackle the date issue, we should first agree |
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|> on a format that is easy to process and readable when not |
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|> formatted, e.g. YYYY-MM-DD Then we need to display them properly |
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|> in all languages. We do not need any full-fledged date/time |
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|> formatting lib. A simple function for each language will do. I do |
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|> not mind writing them once I get the specs from translators. It |
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|> would be nice to have dates displayed in a consistent fashion |
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|> across all docs & translations. It's really not the case the |
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|> moment. |
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| I have written a simple date formatting function that expects |
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| YYYY-MM-DD dates. It should know about all languages used on |
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| www.g.o. Please check |
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| http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/gdp/tests/testdate.xml |
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| All feedback appreciated, |
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Great! |
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In fact, the format for ja and zh_* are the same. zh_* locales has |
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many ways to express the "day" either 日 or 號 are all |
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widely accepted. If you would like some consistency, you might want to |
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change zh_*'s 號 to 日. |
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Furthermore, I don't think zh_cn's simplified. Let me know if you want |
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the simplified characters. |
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~Benny |
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Benny Chuang |
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Gentoo Linux/Gentoo Linux Taiwan |
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