strftime(3) na Windows

[Jan Kasprzak]

	Zdravim,

	mam software v Perlu a uzivatele pouzivajici Windows si stezuji,
ze ten software nefunguje dobre. Pouzivam tam konstrukci priblizne v tomto
stylu:

$ perl -MPOSIX -e 'print POSIX::strftime("%A, %e %B, %T %Z\n", localtime(time))'
Monday, 18 August, 15:18:24 CEST
$

	Najde se nejaky uzivatel Windows, ktery by vyse uvedeny prikaz
spustil a poslal mi vysledek? Dosel mi patch od nejakeho uzivatele, ktery
navrhuje misto %T pouzit %H:%M:%S, ale nezda se mi, ze by Perl pod
Windows to %T nezvladal.

	Anebo pak pouziju %c, coz by snad mohlo fungovat vsude (prosim
taktez o overeni na Windows), ale tohle ma trochu jiny format.

	Diky,

-Y.

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