On 10/14/2010 11:58 AM, Stefan Andersson wrote:
> By using the generic format built-in to javascript Date the result is
> ugly in some locales.... The generic format was built mainly for the
> English speaking countries.
>
> For example:
> English: 1. June
> Swedish: 1:a juni, (not 01. jun, though June can be abbreviated jun,
> then at least 1 jun)
Have you tried qx.util.format.DatFormat (e.g. like 'new
qx.util.format.DateFormat(qx.locale.Date.getDateFormat("sh
ort"))).format(new Date()')?!
This uses unicode.org's CLDR data in the back, which supports Swedish's
'juni' month name, and also some formats involving "d:" (although the
extension is 'e', not 'a'!?).
T.
>
> We will propose a patch to the current format, which we will add, but
> before that we ask people at this forum if there is some other wishes in
> this context.
>
> Stefan
>
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