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Re: ISO 8601 date format error in Synchronize directories
Posted: 2021-04-12, 10:44 UTC
by Samuel
Support++.
I also mentioned this (again)
some days ago (Point #5).
Re: ISO 8601 date format error in Synchronize directories
Posted: 2022-04-23, 12:32 UTC
by Samuel
Thank you for that two additional changes in TC10.50b1/b2:
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16.03.22 Added: wincmd.ini [Configuration] CustomSeparators=0000 set date separator, time separator, thousands separator, and decimal separator. Use 0 for user default from control panel (32/64)
16.03.22 Added: wincmd.ini [Configuration] CustomDateFormat=-1 set date format independent from the system: -1=default, 0=M-D-Y, 1=D-M-Y, 2=Y-M-D, use CustomSeparators for separator character (32/64)
They also affect Sync dirs, what is great. So I use:
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CustomDateFormat=1
CustomSeparators=.:.,
However the date is still displayed as "23.04.22 14:30:00" instead of "23.04.2022 14:30:00".
Could you also make this setting work for Sync dirs?
If you fear not everyone has horizontal space for that, could you add a new setting:
Re: ISO 8601 date format error in Synchronize directories
Posted: 2024-12-04, 13:48 UTC
by aRIEL242
Samuel wrote: 2022-04-23, 12:32 UTC
However the date is still displayed as "23.04.22 14:30:00" instead of "23.04.2022 14:30:00".
Could you also make this setting work for Sync dirs?
If you fear not everyone has horizontal space for that, could you add a new setting:
Support++
Re: ISO 8601 date format error in Synchronize directories
Posted: 2024-12-04, 13:52 UTC
by Gral
Support+++
Re: ISO 8601 date format error in Synchronize directories
Posted: 2024-12-04, 16:09 UTC
by petermad
Still Support++
Re: ISO 8601 date format error in Synchronize directories
Posted: 2024-12-05, 04:07 UTC
by j7n
Two digits doesn't seem like enough space saving. Even on my small screen. The American date format is indeed ambiguous if the all numbers are 12 or less. But if you use the program on your own computer, the format is always set the same and you don't need to guess.