> I don’t see an obvious way of expressing the example hour (15) in a way
that would imply “24 hour format, but no zero padding”.
I agree with that.
It's difficult to decide an example format for 24-hour without zero padding
as a part of the standard feature.
And that makes me believe the custo
This looks good: if there is a mechanism to align times with language, it
should be the implementation of Canadian French (along with things like
circiumflex-E)
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I think this would be difficult to do correctly, given the (very unusual)
choice of using an example time as the format string. I don’t see an obvious
way of expressing the example hour (15) in a way that would imply “24 hour
format, but no zero padding”.
//jb
On 1 Jul 2017, at 19:01, "ikedam.
Thanks for the answer.
I believe it would be nice if custom formats can be added by developers.
Does it make sense to create a pull request for time/format to allow
developers add custom formats?
Custom formats can be defined if I could extend `nextStdChunk` (extracting
`std` from layouts) and
On Sat, Jul 1, 2017 at 11:01 AM, Sam Whited wrote:
> Check out the documentation for the "Format" function:
Follow up because I only answered part of the question (my apologies):
unfortunately, while Format does allow you to add custom formats, it
won't let you change the padding for 24-hour form
On Sat, Jul 1, 2017 at 2:39 AM, wrote:
> Is there a way to extend time/format and add custom formats?
Check out the documentation for the "Format" function:
https://godoc.org/time#Time.Format
—Sam
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Hello,
I want to format times like this (for Canadian French users):
06:00 -> 6:00
15:00 -> 15:00
So I want format hours in 24-hour clock without 0 padding.
Unfortunately, predefined formats in time/format provides only 0 padded
hours for 24-hour clock.
Is there a way to extend time/format