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Hi. First of all thanks for this little piece of software; I'm using it with joy :)
One minor thing: I noticed that time format is 12h-format. Is there any reason for that ? I'm a French user, and here we're used to read "14:00" for 2PM.
Changing the date representation in Timer.description() from '%-I:%M %p' to '%-H:%M %p' solves the problem for me.
I think we Timer should refer to system for time format (en_US.UTF-8 will result is 12-hour format, and fr_FR.UTF-8 in 24h-format)
What do you think about it ?
Thanks
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I agree that it would be good to support 24h format.
The reason for the AM/PM to be there was that someone contributed a PR with only that format support.
I'm not actively supporting this extension. Feel free to submit a PR with 24h format support if you'd like.
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Hi. First of all thanks for this little piece of software; I'm using it with joy :)
One minor thing: I noticed that time format is 12h-format. Is there any reason for that ? I'm a French user, and here we're used to read "14:00" for 2PM.
Changing the date representation in
Timer.description()
from'%-I:%M %p'
to'%-H:%M %p'
solves the problem for me.I think we Timer should refer to system for time format (
en_US.UTF-8
will result is 12-hour format, andfr_FR.UTF-8
in 24h-format)What do you think about it ?
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: