pp wrote: > > There's an error in the manual. The date parser turns out to be very > > picky: it will only accept dates in format day.month.year, all numeric, > > and the '.'s are literal. Todays date would be 16.01.2002 . I propose > > dropping the date parser in favor of just passing on dates to MySQL, and > > requiring that dates are in SQL-compliant format. > > Fine , I will check in few minutes :) > Add annotation or manual will be fixed?
The manual is now correct because midgard-lib has been fixed. Setting dates is now allowed in both dd.mm.yyyy format and any string that MySQL will accept as a date. Returned dates will still be dd.mm.yyyy, I haven't figured out what to do about that. My preference would be to go to timestamps everywhere, but that's going to hurt a lot of existing code. Emile --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
