Fix datetime formatting on windows #29
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… with %d, this is the least complicated method of doing things but will cause inconsistent behavior across systems. Anyone has another suggestion?
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+1 Done this for a richard installation under Windows. To be consistent, you can format the parts individually (using "%d" for the day), then strip the leading 0 for the day number, then reassemble the resulting string. I could live with the leading 0, though. |
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Going to do a simpler thing. See the last comment on #23. |
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Done by replacing %e with %d for windows platform, this is the least complicated method of doing things but will cause
inconsistent behavior across systems.
Anyone has another suggestion? (This is discuessed in issue #23)