Pierre FAUQUE - 2014-09-07 22:37:21 - In reply to message 1 from Markku Niskanen
Hello Markku,
Thank you in your interest in this object extension.
You're right : Finland uses D.M.YYYY (without leading zeros). It was an error from me.
However I don't know the date format of all countries. It's the reason why I have used Wikipedia (and I have given the reference of the page I consulted) and it's the reason why I have uploaded the code of script in a large wrinting (Format.large.js) to allow everyone to make corrections or to add new formats knowing :
d is the day (0..31)
dd is the day (00..31)
m is the month (0..12)
mm is the month (00.12)
as is the year (short: 2 digits) (you can change a (année) by y (year)
af is the year (full: 4 digits) "" "" "" ""
the it's easy to correct a format not specified with precision in Wikipedia or to add a new format.
Correction for FI is done ans uploaded :o)
Pierre FAUQUE - 2014-09-09 11:16:51 - In reply to message 1 from Markku Niskanen
In the correction uploaded, the values of days, months and year are stored in the following variables (if sometimes you have to modify or add a format) :
days : d = 1..31 ; D = 01..31
months : m = 1..12 ; M = 01..12
years : y = 14 ; Y = 2014
If you want to add a new format, add a new line in the f Array and a new case in the switch() statement.
Feel yourself free to comment what you want.
Best regards.
Markku Niskanen - 2014-09-04 12:33:36
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