Jan Sax wrote:
"Andrew Douglas Pitonyak" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schreef in bericht
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I would use 20070710222201
What DATE might that string represent?
July 10, 2007, at 22:22:01.00
I use the format so that I can send files around and they will fort
using an ASCII sort. The standard does not require delimiters.
All my files are in the same time zone, but unless you bother to insert
the time zone information, the format YYYY-MM-DD etc... is still useless
unless I know for certain who sent me the file and what time zone they
happen to be in (Yeah, I deal with that and it is annoying. I ask for
data in GMT, but what do I get? Look, the data arrived before it was
sent... <grumble grumble> )
This site has some good information on 8601
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601
Do you speak Esperanto?
No, ISO 8601 (and a couple of foreign languages as well).
Based on the strength of your statements, I assumed that I might find
you at one of the Esperanto meetings.
Regards,
Jan
Jan Sax wrote:
Sorry, wrong message date at the end, should read 2007-07-04
"Jan Sax" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schreef in bericht news:...
I would use 20070710222201
Strongly worded... Do you speak Esperanto?
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