On Apr 1, 2009, at 10:58 AM, Jon Nolan wrote:
Chuck Hill wrote:
I feel fairly certain that either your format pattern is wrong or
is not translated properly by my code or the calendar. I have only
seen this when the NSTimestampFormatter and the calendar did not
agree on the format. What are you using for a format?
I've tried binding both "%m/%d/%Y" and "MM/dd/yyyy" to format. I've
also used a NSTimestampFormatter("%m/%d/%Y") instance bound to
formatter. It won't take a SimpleTextFormat but I tried that too.
I don't *think* it's a problem with the format and the .java on your
component looks good to me. I think it's in the calendar javascript.
[SOLVED] Or at least identified. It's the slash character it
doesn't like. I just tried with no formatter/format and again then
with space and/or dash delimiters and it worked fine. I'm guessing
a regex issue in string_to_date(s).
Worse, it seems that string_to_date only handle three hard coded
formates fully correctly:
// ISO date format 'yyyy-mm-dd'.
// 'd mmmm yyyy' format and abbreviations.
// 'd/m/yyyy' format and abbreviations.
Dates. Grumble.
Chuck
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