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Precisely. Ultimately, no one is going to use a language where there's no way to output a date in a form that will be sometimes ambiguous. And how often do you
by powrtoch 16y ago
Precisely. Ultimately, no one is going to use a language where there's no way to output a date in a form that will be sometimes ambiguous. And how often do you really even find yourself printing totally unambiguous time stamps? For my part it's way more likely that I'll output "2-11-2009" than "Monday, January 1st 2004 10:43 EST".
- jacabado 16y agoAmbiguous example formatting strings would give an error, as an invalid one does now. I like the proposal, although localization is an issue as the examples would have to be in a concrete language. Removing unneeded abstractions is positive, specially if you have to deal with conflicting models.