https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=466899
--- Comment #1 from Natalie Clarius <natalie_clar...@yahoo.de> --- I had the same thought, but haven't found a satisfactory solution. This is all the valid short time formats (ignoring dates) across locales: > 'Kl'. H.mm > AP 'ga' h:mm > AP h.mm > AP h:mm > APh:mm > B H:mm > H.mm > H:m > H:mm > H:mm 'hodź'. > H:mm 'ч'. > HH 'h' mm > HH.mm > HH:mm > HH:mm:ss > h:mm AP > hh:mm AP > ཆུ་ཚོད་ h སྐར་མ་ mm AP Note that these don't uniquely map to the possible strings, e.g. "h" means with or without leading zero and "AP" is the A.M./P.M. affix to be spelled out. See https://doc.qt.io/qt-6/qtime.html#toString. Initially I tried with a regex, but that became monstrous rather quickly and only introduces bugs like we already had in the night color KCM so I don't think that's a viable alternative. Iterating through all locales would be possible but costly performance-wise, and would introduce problems with multiple valid interpretations of dates (d/m/y vs m/d/y format). We could settle on a few selected formats, like C, en_US and the system locale, and hope that that covers most use cases. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
