Paul Eggert wrote:
> > to gnulib, in a file doc/nstrftime.texi?
>
> And have coreutils.texi include that? Sure, that should work. I suppose
> there'd be a new Gnulib package for the nstrftime documentation?
It doesn't even need an extra Gnulib module. For 'parse-datetime', we have
added the .tex
On 5/21/20 2:08 PM, Bruno Haible wrote:
So, how about moving the sections [1]
Time conversion specifiers
Date conversion specifiers
Literal conversion specifiers
Padding and other flags
to gnulib, in a file doc/nstrftime.texi?
And have coreutils.texi include that? Sure, that should
Hi Paul,
> Given that the coreutils manual's 'date' section already documents the
> nstrftime format, perhaps the least-work approach would be to change the
> Gnulib nstrftime comments/documentation to point to the coreutils manual.
Still, that would mean that someone who makes a change to nstr
