Hello everybody!
I finally ported my personal changes to MBSE 1.0.6.8 and now to let things
run for a bit to see if I managed to introduce any bugs in the process. It looks like my message feeds are still working, so at least I didn't break that part.
Ken
So far everything looks like it's working. The main part of my
personal changes are to change the date format from DD-MM-YYYY to
YYYY-MM-DD just about everywhere. Of course I had to fix every
compiler warning I came across to satisfy my techie OCD issues.
Ken Bowley wrote to All:
Hello Ken!
Monday September 26 2016 21:13, you wrote to you:
So far everything looks like it's working. The main part of my
personal changes are to change the date format from DD-MM-YYYY to YYYY-MM-DD just about everywhere. Of course I had to fix every
compiler warning I came across to satisfy my techie OCD issues.
Doesn't mbse support the local settings for lang, date/time etc ?
As it seems to here in the UK under Mageia v5 Linux and that includes Golded.
* Origin: Air Applewood, The Linux Gateway to the UK (2:250/1)
--- MBSE BBS v1.0.6.8-ksb (GNU/Linux-i38
So far everything looks like it's working. The main part of my
So far everything looks like it's working. The main part of my
personal changes are to change the date format from DD-MM-YYYY to YYYY-MM-DD just about everywhere. Of course I had to fix every
compiler warning I came across to satisfy my techie OCD issues.
So far everything looks like it's working. The main part of my
personal changes are to change the date format from DD-MM-YYYY to
YYYY-MM-DD just about everywhere. Of course I had to fix every
compiler warning I came across to satisfy my techie OCD issues.
I've been meaning to look into some of those as well, once I finish
fixing Binkp NR mode. Would you mind sending me your changes to
possibly integrate them with the main source tree?
I attempted to send you an email the other day to the address listed
in the AUTHORS file. I would be happy to send the changes I made to
clean up the compiler warnings. I was doing the work on a Debian sid system, and the compiler has some nice warnings if things are indented different then what the code is really doing.
I attempted to send you an email the other day to the address
listed in the AUTHORS file. I would be happy to send the changes
I made to clean up the compiler warnings. I was doing the work
on a Debian sid system, and the compiler has some nice warnings
if things are indented different then what the code is really
doing.
I found your email in my spam folder and replied. You bring up a good point about the date formats, too. It should probably be configurable
on a per user basis. All that would be required is add a date format specifier byte to the user record, and then update the code that
displays dates to use the user's chosen format. Since this will mean
a quite a bit of coding and debugging throughout the BBS programs,
that project will probably not start until after 1.0.7 is released
(which should be fairly soon if I can finish the NR mode fixes I'm
working on.)
Quoting Andrew Leary to Ken Bowley <=-
project will probably not start until after 1.0.7 is released (which should be fairly soon if I can finish the NR mode fixes I'm working
Vince Coen wrote to Ken Bowley:
Hello Ken!
Monday September 26 2016 21:13, you wrote to you:
So far everything looks like it's working. The main part of myto
personal changes are to change the date format from DD-MM-YYYY
YYYY-MM-DD just about everywhere. Of course I had to fix every
compiler warning I came across to satisfy my techie OCD issues.
Doesn't mbse support the local settings for lang, date/time etc ?
As it seems to here in the UK under Mageia v5 Linux and that
includes Golded.
All the date formats in MBSE are hard coded, even in the language
files.
I've contemplated looking at how to get it to support multiple
formats, but since I'm a die-hard ISO format person, I just made the
minimal code changes to hard code it to the format I prefer to use.
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