2008/4/28 Raj Mathur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Some more info: > > - The opengroup specification for strftime has 33 format specifiers > > and 19 modified format specifiers > > - PHP's strftime has the 33 basic format specifiers and adds 3 more > > - This javascript implementation supports the entire PHP set, and > > does not support the 19 modified format specifiers > > Hmm, why not use the glibc strftime (or libc strftime) as the base > model? That makes it more useful in more languages. I admit I haven't > bothered to check the differences between the PHP and the libc strftime
I suppose you're right. Care to send in a patch? :P The glibc version borrows from many standards, and supports 6 additional formats: %F, %k, %l, %P, %s and %+. This is in addition to the modified formats specified by opengroup. I could probably do these 6 formats, but someone else will have to put in the effort to do the 19 modified formats. Also noticed that I need to make %p and %P easy to localise. -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
