April is turning out to be the quietest month here since a long time!
Perhaps the warmer weather has led to more outdoor activities.
I wonder if anyone is using the *date Macro* & if there are any suggestions
for improvement?
Meanwhile, I thought it might be useful adding a *time* parameter to
S.S., It's worth noting that, as far as I can see, that main tools like PHP &
JavaScript calculate in Gregorian. In some use cases regex might be a better
ad-hoc solution for checking dates in some earlier time periods. J.
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Hi SS,
I just read that stack post in some detail. Thanks for that. And I've
previously looked at the social and historical stuff. Especially on the
different dates on which different countries transferred to Gregorian dates
from Julian.
What has surprised me is you can actually get regex to
Hi Josiah,
Glad you like the "neat little tool" !!! It was fun making it because it
was harder than I thought - with so many initially un-imagined situations.
Interestingly, it made me realize that what seems like a simple situation
in life, actually has so many complex unseen or unnoticed
in
Hi S.S., I got very intrigued by the regex in this neat little tool of yours!
The regext has a couple of issues the are not immediately obvious on accurate
matching for dates in February. I've written a new version that is easier to
understand. It's also easier to set date ranges in it. I'm test
Jan & S.S.
Totally agree.
History: On Years and Months good. Very good. In theory you could go back a
long way with this tool an be accurate. And its clear how it works.
Gaming and Science Fiction: Year 4056 Month 7. Also doable.
Precise "Gregorian" dates (i.e. day level) not sure yet. Its a u
Hi S.S.
Great work thanks this could solve some problems for me because I was
forced me to give all dates with thes same precision, which is a drag if
you are a historyteacher and some processes are decades. You have to
start the industrial revolution on 01/01/1770 - sharp if you want to
have
It's been a quiet day today in TiddlyWikiLand.
I'd like to share a small macro I've been working on the past weeks to
address a simple problem.
I wanted to solve the difficulty I had in displaying Common Format dates,
such as 2019-04-02 as Tuesday 2nd April 2019.
I decided to see if I could m
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