Darn, my last message didn't get through because I attached a .js file :-(. I'm resending it zipped this time. Here's my original email:
Hi,
I'm back again already :-). Really, I'm digging using this program. So,
I thought I'd fix another thing that was bothering me. In portuguese, the=
original Windows clock tooltip reads something like this (for today):
segunda-feira, 22 de julho de 2002
I tried to make dqsd print the same tooltip with this format string:
EEEE, d de MMMM de yyyy
But look what happened:
Segunda, 22 22e Julho 22e 2002
Ooops... Well, to make a long story short, I added basic character escapi=
ng
to clock.js. Now, I can use this to get the right tip:
EEEE, d \\de MMMM \\de yyyy
(Double backslashes because one gets escaped by javascript)
There are also minor differences in the names ("Segunda" instead of "segu=
nda-feira")
that I could fix in strings.js but that's OK.
I'm sending the modified file attached. I hope you guys like the code :-)=
.
cheers,
Andrew
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