Re: Emacs Lisp date/time functions and RFC 3339?

["T. V. Raman" <raman@users.sf.net>]

to re-iterate, the only thing format-time-string  doesn't handle,
and something I find myself hacking in privately, is the printing
of the timezone offset i.e. -08:00 vs -0800

the -0800  problem is also inherent to unix' date command.

>>>>> "Miles" == Miles Bader <miles@gnu.org> writes:
    Miles> "T. V. Raman" <raman@users.sf.net> writes:
    >> all uses of rfc 3339 I've seen in atom feeds use the T.
    Miles> 
    Miles> I was being a bit facetious when I said "nobody" --
    Miles> but indeed, my impression is that the T is pretty
    Miles> unpopular, so many people adopt the the same format
    Miles> without it.
    Miles> 
    Miles> [So any parsing function should parse it with or
    Miles> without the T (presumably accepting a space or
    Miles> underline in place of it).  Of course it should be
    Miles> easy to print either variant using
    Miles> format-time-string.]
    Miles> 
    Miles> -Miles -- My spirit felt washed.  With blood.  [Eli
    Miles> Shin, on "The Passion of the Christ"]

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--raman

      
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