Hi,
It is expected, as far as I know.
Different format strings for Windows
perl -MPOSIX -e " print POSIX::strftime ('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S', localtime())"
Seems to work.
Regards
Mark
On 04/02/2011 09:36, Gabor Szabo wrote:
> When trying to open a session ctrl-alt-o I see the names and then %F %T
> it comes from Padre::Wx::Dialog::SessionManager where the code is
> strftime ('%F %T', localtime())
>
> On Linux it prints a date/time string like this: 2011-02-04 01:32:00
> On Windows it keeps %F %T
>
> On the command line this on Linux: works as expected
> perl -MPOSIX -e ' print POSIX::strftime ("%F %T", localtime()), "\n"'
>
> but on Windows this:
> perl -MPOSIX -e " print POSIX::strftime ('%F %T', localtime())"
> prints
> %F %T
>
> using Strawberry Perl 5.10.1
>
> Is this a bug in perl on Windows or Strawberry Perl or is this the
> expected behavior
> as there is no POSIX on Windows.
>
> Gabor
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