nek wrote: ↑April 14th, 2023, 4:27 pmI have created GitHub Pull Requests.
Thanks - much appreciated.
nek wrote: ↑April 14th, 2023, 4:27 pm
ABOUT 2) a) Time Format
%c e.g.
"Sat Dec 26 22:55:03 2015"
This example is the same result as my tested skin. So I didn't modify the document about this.
I guess it depends on the locale one uses - didn't know there was a locale where the time is written between the day number and the year number AND the long form of that is in a completely different order with time being the last, but anyway. The idea was to make the examples for %c and %#c similar as if they used the same system locale (since they both referred to it).
P.S. There was no need for a code on this, I already have it for a while now - I discovered these inconsistencies while trying to replicate these formats in Javascript for use with the WebView2 plugin:
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[Variables]
[Rainmeter]
Update=-1
DynamicWindowSize=1
AccurateText=1
BackgroundMode=2
SolidColor=47,47,47,255
---Measures---
[Time]
Measure=Time
TimeStamp=2015-12-26 22:55:03
TimeStampFormat=%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S
Format=" %%a: %a%n %%A: %A%n %%b: %b%n %%B: %B%n %%c: %c%n %%#c: %#c%n %%C: %C%n %%d: %d%n %%D: %D%n %%e: %e%n %%F: %F%n %%g: %g%n %%G: %G%n %%h: %h%n %%H: %H%n %%I: %I%n %%j: %j%n %%m: %m%n %%M: %M%n %%n: %n%n %%p: %p%n %%r: %r%n %%R: %R%n %%S: %S%n %%t: %t%n %%T: %T%n %%u: %u%n %%U: %U%n %%V: %V%n %%w: %w%n %%W: %W%n %%x: %x%n %%#x: %#x%n %%X: %X%n %%y: %y%n %%Y: %Y%n %%z: %z%n %%Z: %Z%n %%%%: %%%n"
FormatLocale=it-IT
---Meters---
[Text]
Meter=String
FontFace=Consolas
FontColor=255,255,255,255
Padding=5,5,5,5
FontSize=10
AntiAlias=1
MeasureName=Time
Text="%1"
Time.jpg
EDIT: Ok, the reason for that strange order is probably because you don't use a FormatLocale option in your
[sTime_c] and
[sTime_ns_c] in the first place (can they be regional this way, I wonder). Which made me read the note on that page again:
While any Format string desired can be used, the codes like %#c that return long or short representations of the date and/or time for the system locale or the locale defined by TimeStampLocale or FormatLocal are particularly useful for easily changing between locale values from the "input" to the "output". Not only will it use the language defined by the locale, but also with the appropriate order, structure and punctuation.
Besides the obvious implication of this (i.e. no Locale option, no proper order), a missing
e is needed for the last reference to
FormatLocale above.
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