On Wed, 2002-05-15 at 10:20, Juha Ylitalo wrote: > (In case it makes any difference, my main platforms are RedHat 7.3 and > FreeBSD 4.5 with Evolution 1.0.3) > > In Evolution's calendar's tools -> calendar setting offers us > possibility to choose between 12/24h time format, but as far as I've > been able to figure out, thats the only place, where user is allowed to > get time format fixed and even then mail (for example message list) > doesn't seem to be using that information at all. Another related issue, > which seems very annoying from my personal point of view is that > whenever you set dates, its always in mm/dd/yyyy format (while I would > prefer dd.mm.yyyy).
Didn't you know, the USA way is the only way! > When one searches for use of strftime from evolution source files, it > seems that it would be relatively easy job to create patch that would > fix them for my personal taste, but its not real solution, since there > would be large number of users, who would hate my settings and noone > would be willing to put them into CVS. Hmm, well a lot (most? all?) of the date formats (for display) are localised strings. > So the real question is that has there been any work on getting > evolution wide configuration dialog for time and date formats ? > gnucash has pretty good dialog for setting date and time formats in > settings -> preferences -> international, which might be worth > "stealing" for. Not that i know of. As i said a lot of things are locale dependent. Or from other standards (like the Date field in the message display, which follows rfc822), at least from the mailers perspective. _______________________________________________ evolution-hackers maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution-hackers
