>>>>> "SP" == Scott Payne <[email protected]> writes:
SP> I can live with that. I tried using the day name as that was suggested by
SP> the man page. Should I raise a documentation bug or is it a bug in the
SP> implementation?
Looking at the code, I see this:
optional<date_time::weekdays> string_to_day_of_week(const std::string& str)
{
if (str == _("sun") || str == _("sunday") || str == "0")
return gregorian::Sunday;
else if (str == _("mon") || str == _("monday") || str == "1")
return gregorian::Monday;
else if (str == _("tue") || str == _("tuesday") || str == "2")
return gregorian::Tuesday;
else if (str == _("wed") || str == _("wednesday") || str == "3")
return gregorian::Wednesday;
else if (str == _("thu") || str == _("thursday") || str == "4")
return gregorian::Thursday;
else if (str == _("fri") || str == _("friday") || str == "5")
return gregorian::Friday;
else if (str == _("sat") || str == _("saturday") || str == "6")
return gregorian::Saturday;
else
return none;
}
Try lowercase?
John
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