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... this function (defun my-insert-time-stamp () (interactive) (insert (format-time-string "%%a...time-locale': (defun my-insert-time-stamp () (interactive) (insert (let ((system-time-locale...output inserted by `my-insert-time-stamp' will be similar to: "Fri Sep...in UTC: (defun my-insert-time-stamp () (interactive) (insert (let ((system-time-...

... to me why I get slightly different time-stamps under Windows and Linux? These localized weekday names ... Whereas this function (defun my-insert-time-stamp () (interactive) (insert (format-time-string "%%a %%b ... on Windows gives (my-insert-time-stamp) Cz wrz 04 20:13:20 2008 ... to get the result of (my-insert-time-stamp) in English like in the case of the...

... to me why I get slightly different time-stamps under Windows and Linux? These localized weekday names ...? Whereas this function (defun my-insert-time-stamp () (interactive) (insert (format-time-string "%%a %%b ... %%Y"))) on Windows gives (my-insert-time-stamp) Cz wrz 04 20:13:20 2008 and...to get the result of (my-insert-time-stamp) in English like in the case of the...

... 09:00 AM Jason Rumney wrote: On Sep 4, 7:02 pm, Seweryn Kokot <s.ko...@po.opole.pl> wrote: Hello, Could you explain to me why I get slightly different time-stamps under Windows and Linux? These localized weekday names come from the system. No amount of configuration within Emacs will make them the same in Windows as they are in GNU/Linux. I'm not ...

> Date: Thu, 04 Sep 2008 13:27:00 -0400 From: ken <gebser@mousecar.com> Cc: Help-gnu-emacs@gnu.org Could you explain to me why I get slightly different time-stamps under Windows and Linux? These localized weekday names come from the system. No amount of configuration within Emacs will make them the same in Windows as they are in GNU/Linux. I'm not ...

.../04/2008 09:00 AM Jason Rumney wrote: On Sep 4, 7:02 pm, Seweryn Kokot <s.ko...@po.opole.pl> wrote: Hello, Could you explain to me why I get slightly different time-stamps under Windows and Linux? These localized weekday names come from the system. No amount of configuration within Emacs will make them the same in Windows as they are in GNU/Linux. I'm not quite ...

On Sep 4, 7:02 pm, Seweryn Kokot <s.ko...@po.opole.pl> wrote: Hello, Could you explain to me why I get slightly different time-stamps under Windows and Linux? These localized weekday names come from the system. No amount of configuration within Emacs will make them the same in Windows as they are in GNU/Linux.

Hello, Could you explain to me why I get slightly different time-stamps under Windows and Linux? This is what I get in Linux 2008-08-19 wto 07:26 and under Windows I get 2008-08-05 Wt 11:44 Namely the problem is with %%a - abbreviated day of week. Here are the settings under Linux: (locale-info 'codeset): "ISO-8859-2" locale-coding-system: iso-latin-2 and under ...