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The DateTimeToStr function returns somewhat inconsistent formatted results, depending on the operating system.
For "DateTimeToStr (now, DefaultFormatSettings)"
- under Windows 10 (64), I got "12-03-2019 21:35:50" - under Linux Mint Sarah, I got "12-3-19 21:35:50" - under Raspbian Stretch, i got "12-3-19 21:35:50"
The Language Switch of the IDE, Tools -> Options ... -> General -> Language, was set to "German [de]".
-- Joe
This is normal. The operating system settings are used, not the IDE language settings.
For Linux OS settings to be initialized correctly, you should add the 'clocale' unit to your program's uses clause.
Michael.
Michael Van Canneyt wroteFor Linux OS settings to be initialized correctly, you should add the 'clocale' unit to your program's uses clause.
Yes, ok now. Thanx, Michael.
-- Joe