Dear Mr. Bell, please use the real list address so that people can
use a simple address check. Please.
(I know it is just that i am much too lazy and overloaded with
daily work too in order to look into postfix to get rewriting
done.)
russellb...@gmail.com wrote in
Quoth Mr Ralph Corderoy:
'There's POSIX,
http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/asctime.html,
that might always be available as a local man page, e.g. asctime(3p).'
Thanks. My local man page is different. This page provides
the necessary datum,
Hi russell,
> I just read asctime's man page and looked at time.h. When
> they describe day-of-month they use them unpadded and mention nothing
> about padding. What is the standard to which you refer? When I run
> 'date', it returns unpadded day-of-month.
There's POSIX,
Quoth unser Sehr geehrter Herr Steffen Nurpmeso, 'ctime() uses
asctime() and asctime() is defined by the standard and does perform
space padding.'
I just read asctime's man page and looked at time.h. When
they describe day-of-month they use them unpadded and mention nothing
about
