Difference between revisions of "Two Terms Not to be Translated"
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DATE_PATTERN = yyyy/dd/'''MM''' <br/> | DATE_PATTERN = yyyy/dd/'''MM''' <br/> | ||
Latest revision as of 17:31, 20 September 2016
In the file C:\IMSMAng\client\resources\com\fgm\imsma\lexicon\ITerms.properties there are two terms that should not be translated and have to be written in a consistent way:
- DATE_PATTERN
- DATE_TIME_PATTERN
Depending on how you specify the date/time format the date/time will be written differently in IMSMANG. The date/time used in the example below is
1 September 2015 14:00.
Example 1
DATE_PATTERN = yyyy/MM/dd
DATE_TIME_PATTERN = yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm
yyyy/MM/dd hh:mm
Example 2
DATE_PATTERN = yyyy-MM-dd
DATE_TIME_PATTERN = yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm
yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm
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Example 3 show how it looks like when these two terms are translated. The year is not written with y and therefore it is not included in the date. |
Example 3
DATE_PATTERN = aaaa/MM/dd
DATE_TIME_PATTERN = aaaa/MM/dd HH:mm
aaaa/MM/dd HH:mm
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Example 4 shows how it looks like when these two terms are not aligned. The month and day are written in different order in the two terms. |
Example 4
DATE_PATTERN = yyyy/dd/MM
DATE_TIME_PATTERN = yyyy/MM/dd HH:mm
Is it 9th January or 1st September?
