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Re: Leopard Date Bugs
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Re: Leopard Date Bugs

  • Subject: Re: Leopard Date Bugs
  • From: Philip Aker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2007 06:11:21 -0800
On 2007-11-17, at 05:35, Takaaki Naganoya wrote:

On 2007/11/17, at 3:06, Loren Ryter wrote:

set y1k to "1/1/1000"
set y1k_d1 to date y1k

Japanese scripters never wtite date string in such a format.
This cause error in both Tiger and Leopard.

Japanese format date string must be "1000/1/1".

Greetings Takaaki,

Is ISO date format working as expected on a Japanese setup?

set dstr to "1000-01-01"
set d to (dstr as ISO date) as date
set hours of d to 13
d

Should be good all over the world and a sure way to transfer dates.


Philip Aker
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