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In GitLab by @ronaldtse on Sep 6, 2018, 10:13
In the word Ordinal, the letters R, D, I, A, L are all used in ISO 8601 parts 1 and 2. We could potentially change it to āNā if there is broad support?
In GitLab by @ronaldtse on Sep 7, 2018, 02:07
"N" has just been taken as the selection suffix designator.
"B", "Q", "V" are the only 3 still left amongst 26 letters.
In GitLab by @ribose-jeffreylau on Sep 7, 2018, 15:04
Created by: atlauren
Water under the bridge. Better, then, to avoid putting a 0
against an O
in examples.
In GitLab by @ronaldtse on Sep 7, 2018, 13:20
Given in ISO 8601-1 the letter "O" is already used for the representation of an ordinal day digit, as in [YYYY]-[OOO]
, it's probably better to keep using the "O" for representing the same thing in [i]["O"]
.
Speaking of ambiguous characters, the designator "M" is used both for Month and Minute...
In GitLab by @ronaldtse on Sep 7, 2018, 19:11
I'll change that to 351O
then š
In GitLab by @ribose-jeffreylau on Sep 8, 2018, 01:29
Created by: atlauren
š
In GitLab by @ribose-jeffreylau on Sep 6, 2018, 07:54
Created by: atlauren
As demonstrated in this example, ambiguous characters should be avoided for delimiters.