2007/9/11, Uwe Stöhr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Ignacio García schrieb: > > >> I always get today "09/10/07" (month/day/year), no matter what LyX's menu > >> language or the document > >> language is. > > > > Yes, OK. It's depends of system global language settings. (Spanish: > > 11/09/07. Lyx with locale English: 09/11/07) > > What global language settings do you mean? No matter if I start LyX with > English or German menus I > get "09/11/07" and in German the correct order is "11/09/07".
Yes, for me the changes in the language preferences and/or document settings in LyX don't affect the date. Always I get "13/09/07", as usual in Spanish. But, I start Lyx in a terminal with locale=English and I get "09/13/2007", no matter if document language is Spanish. > There is also the same output when I change Windows' system language settings > from German to English. > What do you see when you use German locale instead of Spanish? For German (my first time!) I do: In a terminal I set German locale. I start LyX and I see the menus in German: "Datei" "Bearbeiten", etc. Then "Datei->Neu->Einfügen->Datum" and I get "13.09.2007" (no matter if "Sprache" in "DOkument" and "Einstellungen" is Spanisch) (All on GNULinux/Ubuntu) Regards Ignacio
