Re: [libreoffice-l10n] Re: [BUG 52288] DATE: Allow truncated date inputs from numeric keyboard

2012-09-03 Thread Robert Sedak
Hi all,

I apologise for delay.
Yes. you are right about proposed patterns.
Since nobody in Croatia uses Croatian standard of date writing
(-mm-dd), almost everybody use proposed patterns.

With regards,
Robert

On 2.9.2012 20:47, Mihovil Stanić wrote:
 Dana 31.8.2012. 14:46, Eike Rathke je napisao:
 I'd say it should be D.M.Y;D.M;D.M.Y.;D/M/Y;D/M or maybe
 D.M.Y;D.M;D.M.Y.;D.M.;D/M/Y;D/M The '/' patterns are only for numeric
 keypad input, aren't they? I doubt anyone wants to key in an extra
 character if not needed.. Eike 

 Yes, you are right.
 I would go with D.M.Y;D.M;D.M.Y.;D.M.;D/M/Y;D/M

 Thank you.

 Mihovil

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Re: [libreoffice-l10n] Re: [BUG 52288] DATE: Allow truncated date inputs from numeric keyboard

2012-09-02 Thread Mihovil Stanić

Dana 31.8.2012. 14:46, Eike Rathke je napisao:
I'd say it should be D.M.Y;D.M;D.M.Y.;D/M/Y;D/M or maybe 
D.M.Y;D.M;D.M.Y.;D.M.;D/M/Y;D/M The '/' patterns are only for numeric 
keypad input, aren't they? I doubt anyone wants to key in an extra 
character if not needed.. Eike 


Yes, you are right.
I would go with D.M.Y;D.M;D.M.Y.;D.M.;D/M/Y;D/M

Thank you.

Mihovil

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[libreoffice-l10n] Re: [BUG 52288] DATE: Allow truncated date inputs from numeric keyboard

2012-08-31 Thread Eike Rathke
Hi Mihovil,

On Friday, 2012-08-31 11:03:41 +0200, Mihovil Stanic wrote:

 That means you could have entered 31.8 or 31/8 or 31-8 in a
 cell and LO would recognise it as 31.08.12
 LO 3.6.x removed that support and now you need to enter 31.08.2012
 for date to be recognised.

This is not true. It happened to be the case for Croatian hr-HR and
locales for which I got no feedback what incomplete date input patterns
should be added. Other locales have patterns for incomplete date input.
What got lost for locales using '.' was the ability to enter dates on
the numeric keypad with '/' or '-'

 Info from Eike is that some people complained about recognition
 patters and that's why it got removed totally.

Not some people, this is experience of over 10 years in OOo/LibO being
responsible in the Calc and i18n area and number formatter/scanner that
users were confused and annoyed by the lax recognition of dates where
they did not expect it.

 Eike made a patch which will probably be available in 3.6.2 in which
 he returns for functionality, but as I understood not as defult
 option.
 
 It would be good if everyone suggests default recognition options
 for their locale.

I want to avoid having to explicitly add patterns for each locale and
having to figure out for new locales what the patterns could be. I'd
rather with an algorithm during build time let generate a minimal set of
meaningful patterns from each locale's date and decimal separator and
YMD order. Some locales have additional requirements, these can be
individually added to locale data. That richer set then could be default
from which in the new edit patterns option field the user could remove
patterns.

 Now, my suggestion for Croatian locale would be:
 D.M;D.M.;D.M.Y;D/M;D/M/;D/M/Y

Any reason why the Croatian locale should have D.M. or D/M/ with
trailing separator?

  Eike

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[libreoffice-l10n] Re: [BUG 52288] DATE: Allow truncated date inputs from numeric keyboard

2012-08-31 Thread Mihovil Stanic

On 31.8.2012. 13:01, Eike Rathke wrote:



Now, my suggestion for Croatian locale would be:
D.M;D.M.;D.M.Y;D/M;D/M/;D/M/Y

Any reason why the Croatian locale should have D.M. or D/M/ with
trailing separator?

   Eike


Because I'm not sure which is correct.
I searched online for date writing rules in croatian and what I get is 
confusing.


Found some student papers in which rule is to write dates as 31.8.2012. 
(with trailing dot after year) and then I found some other resources in 
and some common practice in which date is written as 31.8.2012 (without 
trailing dot).


It seams to me that correct way to write full date is 31.8.2012. but 
commonly used is 31.8.2012

So croatian locale should also include trailing . and / adter year.

D.M;D.M.;D.M.Y;D.M.Y.;D/M;D/M/;D/M/Y;D/M/Y/


Maybe Robert who is translator for LO croatian l10n can give his 
thoughts on that.

I'm only concerned user and he is probably more familliar to this then I am.

Best reagards,
Mihovil

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[libreoffice-l10n] Re: [BUG 52288] DATE: Allow truncated date inputs from numeric keyboard

2012-08-31 Thread Mihovil Stanic

On 31.8.2012. 13:01, Eike Rathke wrote:



Now, my suggestion for Croatian locale would be:
D.M;D.M.;D.M.Y;D/M;D/M/;D/M/Y

Any reason why the Croatian locale should have D.M. or D/M/ with
trailing separator?

   Eike


Because I'm not sure which is correct.
I searched online for date writing rules in croatian and what I get is 
confusing.


Found some student papers in which rule is to write dates as 31.8.2012. 
(with trailing dot after year) and then I found some other resources in 
and some common practice in which date is written as 31.8.2012 (without 
trailing dot).


It seams to me that correct way to write full date is 31.8.2012. but 
commonly used is 31.8.2012

So croatian locale should also include trailing . and / adter year.

D.M;D.M.;D.M.Y;D.M.Y.;D/M;D/M/;D/M/Y;D/M/Y/


Maybe Robert who is translator for LO croatian l10n can give his 
thoughts on that.

I'm only concerned user and he is probably more familliar to this then I am.

Best reagards,
Mihovil

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Re: [libreoffice-l10n] Re: [BUG 52288] DATE: Allow truncated date inputs from numeric keyboard

2012-08-31 Thread khagaroth
(from the bug)
 A suggestion: I'd like to see the old behaviour as a default:

NO! Definitely not. The old behavior was such a pain and it's a
godsend that it's finally fixed. Don't even consider such a stupid
idea. I can't even count how many silent/hidden data losses this
caused (especially on CSV import).

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Re: [libreoffice-l10n] Re: [BUG 52288] DATE: Allow truncated date inputs from numeric keyboard

2012-08-31 Thread Eike Rathke
Hi Mihovil,

On Friday, 2012-08-31 13:46:47 +0200, Mihovil Stanic wrote:

 Now, my suggestion for Croatian locale would be:
 D.M;D.M.;D.M.Y;D/M;D/M/;D/M/Y
 Any reason why the Croatian locale should have D.M. or D/M/ with
 trailing separator?
 
 Because I'm not sure which is correct.
 I searched online for date writing rules in croatian and what I get
 is confusing.
 
 Found some student papers in which rule is to write dates as
 31.8.2012. (with trailing dot after year) and then I found some
 other resources in and some common practice in which date is written
 as 31.8.2012 (without trailing dot).

This may lead to D.M.Y. but not D.M. or D/M/ unless the situation isn't
similar to German where D.M. is the correct abbreviated form.

 It seams to me that correct way to write full date is 31.8.2012. but
 commonly used is 31.8.2012
 So croatian locale should also include trailing . and / adter year.
 
 D.M;D.M.;D.M.Y;D.M.Y.;D/M;D/M/;D/M/Y;D/M/Y/

I'd say it should be

D.M.Y;D.M;D.M.Y.;D/M/Y;D/M

or maybe

D.M.Y;D.M;D.M.Y.;D.M.;D/M/Y;D/M

The '/' patterns are only for numeric keypad input, aren't they? I doubt
anyone wants to key in an extra character if not needed..

  Eike

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