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> Subject: RE: Shortest date format
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> "By hand" means that I use the pattern. Actually, I meant crea
"By hand" means that I use the pattern. Actually, I meant creating the
pattern by hand in JSTL.
Which would be kind of stupid, since I can't know what language will be
used...
So if I could load the pattern from the locale, how would this work?
Regards,
Eric
> I'm not sure what you mean by "by
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> Sent: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 8:25 AM
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> Subject: Shortest date format
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> Hi
>
> Is there any chance that JSTL could get a date format that's
&g
mm/dd have no logic
not to mention the metric system stuff :-)))
On Tue, 2002-10-15 at 13:40, Jon Archer wrote:
> > And frankly, I don't think I should code this by hand (the English having
> > mm/dd, most others having dd/mm) when usually gives me
> > all I need
>
> Eric, (and I apologise
> And frankly, I don't think I should code this by hand (the English having
> mm/dd, most others having dd/mm) when usually gives me
> all I need
Eric, (and I apologise in advance that this is no help whatsover) I thought
you ought to know that the English (and the British too ;-) use dd/mm, it'
Hi
Is there any chance that JSTL could get a date format that's even shorter
than "short"? I mean that I need the date just to be the day and the month.
And frankly, I don't think I should code this by hand (the English having
mm/dd, most others having dd/mm) when usually gives me all I need
:-)
