Closed libook closed 6 months ago
Example for Chinese users. Current date display format is {Week}, {Day} {Month}. For example:
{Week}, {Day} {Month}
周日, 4 2月
(Which means Sunday, February 4)
But in Chinese, date is usually written in the order of {Month}{Day},{Week}. For example:
{Month}{Day},{Week}
2月4日,周日 or 2月4日,星期日
I don't know enough about Android development to know if Android provides APIs for i18n time display format.
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@libook SMT apps were sold to ad company. Fork is here @FossifyOrg
Okay, I got it.
Example for Chinese users. Current date display format is
{Week}, {Day} {Month}
. For example:(Which means Sunday, February 4)
But in Chinese, date is usually written in the order of
{Month}{Day},{Week}
. For example:I don't know enough about Android development to know if Android provides APIs for i18n time display format.