Hi
A small typo in
hh:mm:ss
must be corrected to
hh:nn:ss or hh":"nn":"ss
MM is month and NN is minute
Veit Zimmermann wrote:
>Marcello Vezzelli wrote:
>
>
>>Hi all,
>>there is a bug in SmtpProt.pas (latest ics version just downloaded),
>>function Rfc822DateTime, line 2892 and 2907, FormatDateTime function.
>>
>> Result := FormatDateTime('ddd, d mmm yyyy hh:mm:ss', t) +
>> ' ' + TimeZoneBias
>>
>>The time separator : should be put between double quotes, like this:
>>
>> Result := FormatDateTime('ddd, d mmm yyyy hh":"mm":"ss', t) +
>> ' ' + TimeZoneBias
>>
>>Otherwise the system default time separator would be used (in italian
>>localization, default time separator is '.').
>>
>>Regards
>>
>>
>
>I know this comes a little bit late, but...
>
>In the same function it is tested for English/US format by only
>comparing the first day (Sunday). Does anyone know if there is
>any other language where the Sunday is also abbreviated as "sun"
>but other days or months differ?
>
> if ShortDayNames[1] = MyShortDayNames[1] then
> Result := FormatDateTime('ddd, d mmm yyyy hh":"mm":"ss', t) +
> ' ' + TimeZoneBias
>
>Francois, why do you test at all and don't use TFormatSettings
>for all those functions? Is it performance? I don't know if the
>overloaded FormatDateTime function with TFormatStettings is slower.
>At least it makes the code much more readable and shorter (despite
>the definition of the TFormatSettings as a constant).
>
> Veit
>
>
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