On 2014-03-07 20:03, Edwin Pujols wrote:
> Notice that my main preoccupation is wrt to the _latin alphabet_
> (Spanish, English, Portuguese, ...). In languages/locales with this
> alphabet, I strongly believe that having the AM/PM format string makes
> more sense than waiting for a bug report being filed.
Well, I disagree that it would make sense to include the AM/PM format in all locales for countries with the latin alphabet. The conventions differ between countries - that's why we have different locales. My own country, Sweden, and Germany are just two examples I know of where AM/PM is not in use at all. So this has to be handled locale by locale.
> 1. In this bug report I am speaking about es_do in particular,
I changed the bug title accordingly.
It should be noted that also bug 1239842 deals with the es_DO locale, but it suggests also other changes but the am/pm thing.
On 2014-03-07 20:03, Edwin Pujols wrote:
> Notice that my main preoccupation is wrt to the _latin alphabet_
> (Spanish, English, Portuguese, ...). In languages/locales with this
> alphabet, I strongly believe that having the AM/PM format string makes
> more sense than waiting for a bug report being filed.
Well, I disagree that it would make sense to include the AM/PM format in all locales for countries with the latin alphabet. The conventions differ between countries - that's why we have different locales. My own country, Sweden, and Germany are just two examples I know of where AM/PM is not in use at all. So this has to be handled locale by locale.
> 1. In this bug report I am speaking about es_do in particular,
I changed the bug title accordingly.
It should be noted that also bug 1239842 deals with the es_DO locale, but it suggests also other changes but the am/pm thing.
> 2. - Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo (in the "Eventos" lower-right tab): uasd.edu. do/index. php/es/ www.minerd. gob.do/ Pages/inicio. aspx
> http://
>
> - Ministerio de Educación (in the copyright at the bottom and in the
> "Servicios y Consultas" tab):
> http://
Thank you! That's good enough for me.
I cherry picked the am/pm part in bug 1239842 and used it in the attached patch.