Re: locations of DST information
Re: locations of DST information
- Subject: Re: locations of DST information
- From: "Mr. Pierre Frisch" <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 28 Jan 2008 12:04:26 -0800
I understand this problem quite well but I just curious of how much
code is out there. I personally have moved out of NSTimestampFormatter
a long time ago so I am probably a bad judge. I will have a look into
the problem but I cannot guarantee anything.
Pierre
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Pierre Frisch
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On Jan 28, 2008, at 11:47, Mike Schrag wrote:
Having NSTimestampFormatter as a "symbol translating sub-class"
would ease the pain of transition for many.
Yeah, this is what I'm proposing as well ... I feel Pierre's pain
with not wanting to rewrite and maintain deprecated code, but I fear
WO becoming what everyone hates about Tapestry, which is that it
goes through huge breaking revisions every release. There is a large
base of legacy apps, and especially if there are relatively
straightforward deprecation routes, it would be better to not break
than to break, I think (this is obviously subject to a religious
debate, I suspect). I'm especially wary of breaking changes that
just break semantics rather than syntax. In this case, it's
breaking the interpretation of random strings inside of WODs, which
will make for a really annoying fix. Alternatively, I suppose
someone could write a conversion app to convert all the old style
into new style, but that only partially addresses the issue.
ms
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