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Localized Internals of AppleScript (date Class for example)
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Localized Internals of AppleScript (date Class for example)


  • Subject: Localized Internals of AppleScript (date Class for example)
  • From: Emile Schwarz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 14 Apr 2005 23:34:01 +0200

Hi all,


I was fooling around with the Date Class and found surprising stuff: some parts are 'localized' and some other part are not !


Examples:

a. This example store and show a date:

set Now to date "jeudi 14 avril 2005 0:00:00"
return Now

Nota. I entered a different string. It was:

	set Now to date "14/04/2005"

the Script Editor changed my string to:

	set Now to date "jeudi 14 avril 2005 0:00:00"
(it refused: 	set Now to date "04/14/2005" since this is not a French date).


b. Get the day name of the week:

set Now to date "jeudi 14 avril 2005 0:00:00"
return weekday of Now

The returned string is: Thursday.


WHY ?




This is a question: How can I get the Date part of a Date Class Instance ?

The Language Reference states:

<quote>
Property: Date
Description: A string that consists of the date portion of the date value; for example,"June 3, 1993".
</quote>


And I coudn't make:

set zeDate to date of current date
set zeDate to date of (current date)


but I can use:

set zeMonth to month of (current date)
return zeMonth

and I get April.

Ideas ?

Emile


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