On Thu, 2011-11-03 at 12:18 +0100, Marcos Mourinho wrote: > Hello everyone, > > I'm trying to use Glom for a database at my work under Ubuntu 11.10 > with gnome shell. > > This Ubuntu's language is Spanish from Spain. > > So, what goes wrong is: > 1. Inserting data into date field should be done in this format : > dd/mm/yy, but it can only be done if month and day values are > less than or equal to 12. Otherway it shows a bad format error > or just leaves the box empty. > 2. If i insert an accectable date like 03/11/2011 (3rd of > November), as soon as i change to list view it is changed > automatically to 11/03/2011 and recognized by the system as > 11th of March. > I'm using Glom 1.18.3 form Ubuntu's repository.
(Summary: It will be fixed in Glom 1.18.7 and in Glom 1.20.) I guess that you see this when you start Glom from the command line: ERROR: sanity_check_date_text_represenation_uses_4_digit_year(): Falló la comprobación de salud. Parece que Glom no usa 4 dígitos para mostrar los años en una representación en texto de la fecha, en esta configuración regional. Usando el valor predeterminado dd/mm/yyyy aunque pueda ser incorrecto para su configuración regional. Esto necesita la atención de un traductor. Rellene un informe de error; consulte http://www.glom.org Glom: ERROR: Date parsing sanity checks failed. Glom will not display dates correctly or interpret entered dates correctly. This needs attention from a translator. Please file a bug. See http://www.glom.org. When the regular locale does not provide a 4-digit date format, and the language's translator has not provided a date format, Glom falls back to the US date format. I have corrected this in git master (for Glom 1.20): http://git.gnome.org/browse/glom/commit/?id=6458bb4cf892f43c27bba5198e587c3ebce313b0 and in the Glom 1.18 branch: http://git.gnome.org/browse/glom/commit/?h=glom-1-18&id=d8e7e9c2f014e8b3672702c51bdc8db46d601abb I last made this same correction in 2009: http://git.gnome.org/browse/glom/commit/po/es.po?id=79636cd099b8330339502cebe95fb6e1583d1c20 but that change must have been lost at some point. I have CCed the translator so that he knows to watch out for it. It is not surprising that these corrections get overwritten sometimes. Checking for this before each release is awkward, but I've enabled that anyway in master to stop it from happening again: http://git.gnome.org/browse/glom/commit/?id=d78988820e97ee903939c5dc90753b85c9c2eda6 and the glom 1.18 branch: http://git.gnome.org/browse/glom/commit/?h=glom-1-18&id=7b9dbf8a7c46fbdfd91c511b17855214c92df825 > I already tried to solve it using translations and changing the main > language from the translation menu but without success. The Glom-specific translations system has nothing to do with the regular locale. -- murr...@murrayc.com www.murrayc.com www.openismus.com _______________________________________________ glom-devel-list mailing list glom-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/glom-devel-list