Hi Joop.
I've been using xlog to build a coherent log out of many different
sources. I imported a Cabrillo file with about 100 records this
evening only to realize after I tried to upload the ADIF file to eqsl
that the date format was wrong. Here is the date field from the
Cabrillo file generated by TLF:
2002-10-27
Meanwhile the TLF log file has:
27-Oct-02
And yet when importing from the TLF log file (another log that I didn't
have a Cabrillo for) the date is translated into the prefered Xlog
format:
27 Oct 2002
But importing from the Cabrillo file, the date remains:
2002-10-27
Is this a bug or does the import function not touch the date format as
it seems to do when importing from TLF format?
I prefer using the Cabrillo format when available as I seem to get a
cleaner log (with RST + zone, etc.), plus it may be the only way to
import some old CT logs these days. Having to fix the date on a
moderately large log doesn't sound like much fun! ;-)
73, de Nate >>
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