Follow-up Comment #2, bug #26361 (project gnustep):
Okay, here's an additional patch to NSCalendarDate that implements optional
field widths for numeric fields in a date format. I believe this functionality
is working the same as Cocoa's. You can supply a field width such as "%5d"
which will left-pad the day of the month with spaces, or "%05d" which will
fill with zeros. This capability is mainly useful for things like "%1d"
(equivalent to "%e" now) or "%1m" which is the only way to get a single-digit
month to appear as a single character.
I also set %e to work the same as Cocoa, without a leading space for
single-digit days.
(file #18043)
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