Also, using the all-numeric representation (2011-08-02 18:09:06)
makes DIR dead simple for localization. There are no strings to
replace.
Except if a 12-hour time format is desired.
Regards,
Christian
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I like this one:
2011-08-02 18:09:06
just make it the default ;-)
cm wrote:
Except if a 12-hour time format is desired
no point ;-)
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Why not 18'446'744'073'709'551'615 ??? Comma and dot
are usually used to separate fractional part: PI = 3.14159265358979
That's a nice idea, though at first glance a bit odd looking. Any
systems using this upper [`] or ['] ?
FASM :-) Using it in all my sources :-) The ASCII code is 39. The
How's DIR gonna sort by date when AUG goes before JUL
Don't spell the month out if there is a risk of sort, see older post:
I like this one:
2011-08-02 18:09:06
But not these:
2011-08(Aug)-02 (Tue) 18:09:06 (sorts well)
or
2011-Aug-02 Tue 18:09:06 (doesn't sort well)
so default
* number: nnn.nnn.nnn,xyz (european)
Why not 18'446'744'073'709'551'615 ??? Comma and dot
are usually used to separate fractional part: PI = 3.14159265358979
* separater: ehm no idea.
Of who or what ?
* keyboard: QWERTY with EURO (858 thus), still not managed to get a
euro-sign in DOS but
-Original Message-
From: dos386 [mailto:dos...@gmail.com]
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To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] FreeCom: Wrong DIR behavior on empy disks.
...
and use AM/PM time, e.g.:
Horrible :-(
Tue 02 Aug 2011
2011-Aug-02 Tue 18:09:06
That one doesn't sort very well either (puts April next to August)
Indeed :-(
so
2011-08-02 18:09:06
or
2011-08(Aug)-02 (Tue) 18:09:06
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From: dos386 [mailto:dos...@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 04, 2011 9:10 AM
To: freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Freedos-user] FreeCom: Wrong DIR behavior on empy disks.
2011-Aug-02 Tue 18:09:06
That one doesn't sort very well either
On Thu, 2011-08-04 at 06:10 -0700, dos386 wrote:
2011-08-02 18:09:06
My vote's on the ISO 8601 standard (like above) - it makes it easy to
sort directories in date order.
I recommend FreeDOS adopts the ISO 8601 standard, and only convert dates
for humans based on their country/locale.
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Op 4-8-2011 14:32, dos386 schreef:
* number: nnn.nnn.nnn,xyz (european)
Why not 18'446'744'073'709'551'615 ??? Comma and dot
are usually used to separate fractional part: PI = 3.14159265358979
That's a nice idea, though at first glance a bit odd looking. Any
systems using this upper [`] or
Why not 18'446'744'073'709'551'615 ??? Comma and dot
are usually used to separate fractional part: PI = 3.14159265358979
That's a nice idea, though at first glance a bit odd looking. Any
systems using this upper [`] or ['] ?
I considered adding the single quote ' as separator to my
... or all the other date formattings
No point of existence ;-)
German dd.mm. hh:mm 1.000,00 for COUNTRY
than BIOS default US QWERTY) are totally different
I prefer to keep things simple (QWERTY, @ and \ discoverable)
and convenient (-MM-DD HH:MM:SS) - no need for messing
up
Hi dos386,
... or all the other date formattings
No point of existence ;-)
I hope zou do not think that about other countries as well...
German dd.mm. hh:mm 1.000,00 for COUNTRY
than BIOS default US QWERTY) are totally different
I prefer to keep things simple (QWERTY, @ and \
Hi Bernd, Dos386,
I'd like to see -MM-DD (with dashes) and without COUNTRY.
... or Japanese MMDD as Bernd mentioned ...
makes sorting files by date so much easier.
:-)
...or all the other date formattings: You can just set your country
depending on your taste. As long as you do
intentionally, as far as I remember for mimicking MS style
EDR-DOS doesn't have this bug ;-)
If MS COMMAND.COM for DOS didn't have a setting for 4-digit year
Another one: all dates should be -MM-DD and times without the
silly a and p
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Op 30-7-2011 15:05, Zbigniew schreef:
Another one: all dates should be -MM-DD and times without the
silly a and p
...or could respect the convention:
- when dash used as separator - date is -MM-DD
- when dot - date format is DD.MM.
- when slash - the format is MM/DD/
Such
I'd like to see -MM-DD (with dashes) and without COUNTRY.
makes sorting files by date so much easier.
:-)
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IIRC I had reported this BUG some time ago ... if volume is
empty, I want to see how much space for bloat I have ;-)
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Hi for the third,
IIRC I had reported this BUG some time ago ... if volume is
empty, I want to see how much space for bloat I have ;-)
That is not a bug, dos386. FreeCOM command.com DIR does this
intentionally, as far as I remember for mimicking MS style,
which in turn might be necessary for
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