german Date

[Kruemel]

Hi,

is it possible to use the german date under android? I'm not really interested in the date here, that's easy to solve. The names of the weekdays and months would be nice, or do i have to write it myself?
best

[Klaus]

Hallo Krueml,

still not fixed?

I alreadey reported this more than five years ago!?
https://quality.livecode.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11726
Maybe you want to add a furious comment


Best

Klaus

[bogs]

Maybe you want to add a furious comment

Well, I don't know about ''Furious", maybe 'Piqued' or 'Perturbed' would suffice.

[Kruemel]

Danke Klaus, bleib dran...
Vielleicht bekommen die Jungs an der Livecode-Tastatur das ja noch irgendwann hin

[Klaus]

Die Hoffnung stirbt zuletzt!

[richmond62]

I've never had a German date, but I had a Dutch girlfriend for 4 years: does that count?

"Use the english keyword to use a date in an invariant format that is guaranteed
not to change when the stack is moved to another system, or when users change their system preferences."
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Which is schrecklich if you want it to be in German.
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I have filed an Enhancement Request in Bugzilla:

Bug 21902 - language format for dates

[bogs]

I'm just glad to read that 'hope' springs eternal

[Klaus]

...
I have filed an Enhancement Request in Bugzilla:
Bug 21902 - language format for dates

Hm, we already have -> the system date
but that is not supported on Android.

[richmond62]

is not supported on Android

I wonder why, when Android is 'just' a version of Linux.

ALSO: the system date allows you to use the, wait for it, wait for it . . . system date,

BUT, it doesn't allow you, say, to use the Bulgarian date while you are using a Korean system.

[Klaus]

BUT, it doesn't allow you, say, to use the Bulgarian date while you are using a Korean system.

I wouldn't do that anyway!

[bogs]

I'm curious Klaus (but have no way to test it) what does the internet date return on a German system? Is it the same format as

Sun, 17 Mar 2019 09:29:39 -0400

[richmond62]

I wouldn't do that anyway!

You might not, Klaus, but LiveCode is not just made for you.

[Klaus]

Sure: Sun, 17 Mar 2019 14:46:00 +0100
On my Mac, still do not own any mobile device.

[richmond62]

Sun, 17 Mar 2019 14:46:00 +0100

Loads of rubbish . . .

Why doesn't system date return Sontag?

[bogs]

Cool. Thanks for testing!