5.05.2017 12:32 Andrea Zagli via gtk-list wrote:
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> is it normal that if i pass values out of range to function
> g_date_time_new_local it returns a valida date?
>
> glib 2.50.3 debian sid
>
> try this code: it returns 2017-03-02, instead i expected NULL
> [cut]
The documentation of g_date_tim
On Fri, May 5, 2017 at 1:06 PM, ANDY KENNEDY wrote:
> All,
>
> While reading through the license information about Glib2, I found what
> appears to be two different licenses for the product. First, the readme
> file seems to indicate that the license is meant to be LGPL, or the
> lesser GPL. How
All,
While reading through the license information about Glib2, I found what
appears to be two different licenses for the product. First, the readme
file seems to indicate that the license is meant to be LGPL, or the
lesser GPL. However, the copying file indicates that the license is
Library GPL
is it normal that if i pass values out of range to function
g_date_time_new_local it returns a valida date?
glib 2.50.3 debian sid
try this code: it returns 2017-03-02, instead i expected NULL
#include
int
main (int argc, char *argv[])
{
GDateTime *gdt;
gchar *str;