On 3 August 2010 13:30, Mark Murphy <mmur...@commonsware.com> wrote:
>> We got same problem on Desire, so it looks like device firmware issue.
>
> Somebody with a Desire should create a sample project demonstrating
> the error and open an issue on b.android.com -- not to fix the problem
> (that's an HTC issue), but to get a new CTS test case added to prevent
> this problem in the future. Plus, given the test project, we can try
> other HTC devices and see if the problem exists on the EVO,
> Incredible, etc.
Code is is quite simple.
Date date = ....
SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat();
formatter.applyLocalizedPattern( "EEEE" );
DDDD = formatter.format( date );
the issue is with EEEE, EEE, MMMM and MMM (in general all localised)
But what I now spotted, that this code no longer works on 1.5
emulator, even it worked yesterday. Quite impressive - we will
investigate the culprit.
Work around is simple, just instance SimpleDateFormat with specified
locale (i.e. SimpleDateFomat("", Locale.xxxx) but this is not what
shall be done in the first place. Anyone else facing this?
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