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24 hour timestamp change indicator
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 8:29 am
by marsh
If I add 13 minutes using timestamp function, the indicators read:
[File modified date]
[+] [0]days [12:13:00]
The function works, but I think the display should read:
[+] [0]days [00:13:00]
An hour indicator ranging from 0 to 23 would more closely resemble the displayed results.
Re: 24 hour timestamp change indicator
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 9:49 am
by xnview
marsh wrote:If I add 13 minutes using timestamp function, the indicators read:
[File modified date]
[+] [0]days [12:13:00]
The function works, but I think the display should read:
[+] [0]days [00:13:00]
An hour indicator ranging from 0 to 23 would more closely resemble the displayed results.
Sorry but i don't understand
Re: 24 hour timestamp change indicator
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 10:10 am
by marsh
xnview wrote:marsh wrote:If I add 13 minutes using timestamp function, the indicators read:
[File modified date]
[+] [0]days [12:13:00]
The function works, but I think the display should read:
[+] [0]days [00:13:00]
An indicator ranging from 0 to 23 would more closely resemble the displayed results.
Sorry but i don't understand
In the +hour/minutes/seconds input, the hour scale goes from 1-12. I'm adding only 13 minutes. Using AM/PM is confusing when adding/subtracting a certain number of hours or minutes. So, I think changing the range to 0-23 hours would be much clearer (as is used in the ini file itself).
Re: 24 hour timestamp change indicator
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 2:22 pm
by xnview
marsh wrote:
In the +hour/minutes/seconds input, the hour scale goes from 1-12. I'm adding only 13 minutes. Using AM/PM is confusing when adding/subtracting a certain number of hours or minutes. So, I think changing the range to 0-23 hours would be much clearer (as is used in the ini file itself).
But the range is already 0-23 ???
Re: 24 hour timestamp change indicator
Posted: Wed Dec 05, 2007 2:29 pm
by marsh
xnview wrote:marsh wrote:
In the +hour/minutes/seconds input, the hour scale goes from 1-12. I'm adding only 13 minutes. Using AM/PM is confusing when adding/subtracting a certain number of hours or minutes. So, I think changing the range to 0-23 hours would be much clearer (as is used in the ini file itself).
But the range is already 0-23 ???
With Linux + Wine (which I know isn't appropriate for much testing), the numbers displayed go from 1-12 twice ( 0, 13+) isn't shown. 00 or 20 is rejected as keyboard input when hours are highlighted.