El lun, 23-12-2002 a las 01:40, Carlos Garnacho escribió: > Hi Keld, > > El dom, 22-12-2002 a las 12:33, Keld Jørn Simonsen escribió: > > Yes, the start of the week information is already in the glibc locales, > > the "week" keyword in LC_TIME. Look at > > http://www.dkuug.dk/JTC1/SC22/WG20/docs/n972-14652ft.pdf for a > > specification. I think it is better to just use the locale values > > instead of creating a new relation between the timezone and the first > > weekday, which seems to be a relation that would not always hold. > > Eg UTC+0000 sometimes Sunday is first weekday, sometimes it is Monday > > (Ireland, Faroe Islands). > > > > well, that's not exactly what I wanted to say :-), In the GST's > time-admin tool there is a map with a bunch of cities (such as the time > zone configuration in evolution), my idea was to make the GtkCalendar > configuration show the correct settings depending on the city you have > selected as your nearest (this solves your problem with the timezones). > I think that is easier use the glibc information and get a list of cities with their "default" locale. I think that the "first day of the week" is locale specific instead of location specific. You have the location information (for example) with es_ES or es_MX, or es_AR or en_GB, etc... the "es" and "en" tells you the locale and the "ES", "MX", "AR" and "GB" tells you the location where you are. > anyways, I suppose that using the locale values (independently of the > time zone or city you have selected in the map) is the smartest and most > painless decision I could take. I think that it's not the painless.. it's only the right one (TM) :-D > > Thanks for your advice and help :-) Cheers. -- Carlos Perelló Marín mailto:carlos@gnome-db.org mailto:carlos.perello@hispalinux.es http://www.gnome-db.org http://www.Hispalinux.es Valencia - Spain
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