On 2011-07-02 16:35, Yitzchak Gale wrote:
It is important to note that this works differently than the usual strptime behavior, though. For example, "%m" in Data.Time is an alias for "%0m", whereas "%m" in strptime means the same as "%-m" in Data.Time (optional leading zero).
I made some changes from the C lib behaviour for consistency. In C, "%m" means "%0m" in strftime and "%-m" in strptime. I decided to make it "%0m" consistently. Also, at least in glibc, the %# modifier does not consistently convert to lower case. In Data.Time it does.
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