After spending a lot of time searching the OO issues database, I still
stumble a bit comparing timestamps because of the idiosyncratic format:
So, on list disc...@openoffice.org, I asked if anyone knew the
motivation behind the format of the timestamp used by OO's Issue Tracker:
"DoW MMM dd HH:mm:ss yyyy" - where
DoW = Day-of-Week (3 characters)
MMM = Month (3 characters)
dd = Day-of-Month (2 digits)
HH:mm:ss = Hours (24-hour, 2 digits) : minutes (2 digits) : seconds
(2 digits))
yyyy = Year (4 digits)
On the list disc...@openoffice.org I asked if anyone could explain the
functional motivation for that format, and no one (so far) seems to
know. However, Bernhard Dippold suggested to ask here. Does anyone
know why that format is used?
John Kaufmann
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