On Wed, 18 Mar 2009, Szak�ts Viktor wrote: Hi,
> > Now I would like to ask your proposition for letter used to mark > > milliseconds in _SET_TIME format. xHarbour use 'c', f.e.: > > hh:mm:ss.ccc > > I used 'f': > > hh:mm:ss.fff > I trust you that .fff is the better choice, 'c' seems to be used > for other purposes in other languages, 'f' seems less overloaded. > 'u' is used in PHP, in other systems I've seen 'S' (but that's > not good for us). So for me fff is good. The 'f' comes from 'f'ractional part but for me any proposition which will not confuse user is good. IF PHP uses 'u' then we can also use it. We should simply chose the most commonly used signature which is different then: 'h', 'm' and 's'. > The next question is about default some modifiers for transform > > function, f.e. to show only time part without date when timestamp > > value is formatted. I haven't found any information about such modifiers > > in ADS or VFP. > > Do you have any propositions? > 'T' seems like a logical choice and it isn't even used as picture > char AFACS. Thank you. Until we will not have other reasonable proposition we stay with 'T'. BTW we will have to add support for timestamp value also to GET system but I would like to leave it to someone more familiar with GET code. best regards, Przemek _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list Harbour@harbour-project.org http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
