"Chris M. Lonvick" wrote: > At 09:44 AM 2/22/01 +0100, Johan Deleu wrote: > >Hi, > > > >Here is my question: > > > >Par 4.2.3 > > The TIMESTAMP field is in the format "Mmm dd hh:mm:ss" > > If the day of the month (dd) is less than 10, it MUST be represented as > >a space and then the > > number. > > --> Does this mean I have to use two spaces? > > (Do I write "Jan<space>1" or Jan<space><space>1" ?) > > Hi Johan, > > It's "Jan<space><space>1..". > > Such as the following which increments the day of the > month and the hour of the day in each line. > > Jan 8 08:00:00 > Jan 9 09:00:00 > Jan 10 10:00:00 > > Here's a hint from an old posting of source code I found: > /* Build the message. */ > (void)time(&now); > sprintf(tbuf, "<%d>", pri); > p = tbuf + strlen(tbuf); > strftime(p, sizeof (tbuf) - (p - tbuf), "%h %e %T ", localtime(&now)); > > Does this need to be clarified better in the draft? > > Thanks, > Chris Chris, Alfonso, Thanks for your fast replies. It's perfectly clear to me now. Like Alfonso stated it may be a good idea to change one of the examples in the draft. Best regards, johan
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