question on strftime
Arnold Robbins
arnold at audiofax.com
Thu Jan 24 02:18:45 AEST 1991
I have some questions about the standard routine strftime(). Among the
conversions listed are:
%c replaced by the locale's appropriate date and time representation
%x replaced by the locale's appropriate date representation
%X replaced by the locale's appropriate time representation
What is meant by appropriate? If, for example, I wanted to implement strftime
for the typical U.S. Unix type of locale, and it's 1:54 pm on Januay 23 1991,
what do the above conversions return?
Please reply by mail; I'm not always caught up with this newsgroup.
Thanks!
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