Hmmm - I don’t think so…
Sure one can choose to have 01-24 but that is not the issue I describe.
I agree that top-of-midnight can be properly expressed as 24:00 but
times after midnight ought never be described as 24:xx…
As far as I can tell, the settings you outline do not tell macOS, for
example, to display 15m past midnight as 24:15…
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On 2 Jan 2022, at 23:44, Philip Paeps wrote:
On 2022-01-03 12:52:47 (+0800), Antonio Leding wrote:
Hello & Happy New Year fellow Mailmate users — Quick question re:
how Mailmate displays time between the top-of-midnight and 1am…
My research informs me that both 00:00 and 24:00 are, in some
situations, used interchangeably for the top-of-the-hour at midnight.
However, that same research shows that the time between midnight and
1am are denoted using 00:xx format; consider “Zero Dark Thirty” =
30 minutes past midnight or 00:30. In fact, I was unable to find any
standardized uses of the 24:xx format for describing times between
the top-of-midnight & 1am; all of the refs I found used 00:xx.
I have discovered that Mailmate displays times between
top-of-midnight & 1am using the 24:xx format so, with the above in
mind, I wanted to ask if this is intentional or a bug?
It's a system-wide configuration setting. Check under System Settings
-> Language & Region -> Advanced -> Times. I don't know if there's
any region that has [0]1-24 as default but it's certainly an option
for people who like it that way.
Philip
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Alternative Enterprises
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