DateFormat Type Error

[0b1kn00b]

on Haxe commit #18faa39

thx.core 0.40.1

code:

timestamp.format("U");

error

0,5,1/src/thx/format/DateFormat.hx:342: characters 24-29 : thx.DateTimeUtc should be thx.DateTime
0,5,1/src/thx/format/DateFormat.hx:342: characters 24-29 : For function argument 'd'

[0b1kn00b]

git versions ok...

[fponticelli]

I will release a new version. Thank you.

[mboussaa]

Not yet updated @fponticelli ?

[fponticelli]

I want to solve this issue first: https://travis-ci.org/fponticelli/thx.format/jobs/128956075#L791 but I am not sure how to.

[0b1kn00b]

Those tests pass on ubuntu 14.04 in python 3.4.3. searchbrew doesn't tell me what version homebrew provides. [EDIT]. Ok so homebrew runs 3.5.1

Passing on 3.5.1 ubuntu. :/ can't help apple side.

[fponticelli]

They pass in 3.2.1 but there is some encoding issue in 3.3.0

[0b1kn00b]

master branch or development? Not getting errors with haxe#master.

[fponticelli]

Whatever travix uses by default :)

[0b1kn00b]

Ok, twas the development branch. Again here no errors, so either the bug has gone in the last month in the haxe compiler, or it is an apple specific thing, right? Is @frabbit aware of this?

[fponticelli]

I mentioned it on gitter and I think there is an issue open but not much development on there ... it is a really strange case. It might be a mac issue.

[0b1kn00b]

if I set:

# Generated by Haxe 3.3.0
#coding="utf8"

from here

I get:

File "bin/python.py", line 16494
_hx_fields = ["calendarWeekRuleIndex", "calendarWeekRuleName", "designatorAm", "designatorPm", "firstDayOfWeekIndex", "firstDayOfWeekName", "nameCalendar", "nameCalendarNative", "nameDays", "nameD
                                                                                                                                                                                                       ^
 SyntaxError: EOL while scanning string literal

so try setting, if you haven't already:

#coding="ascii"

fyi: syntax highlighting drops out in atom in the same area with some bizarro rules about what it will accept...

[fponticelli]

I was successful in adding that kind of prefix (or a similar one) but I would not how to do that from Haxe and post-processing the file seems unnecessarily complicated.

[fponticelli]

To be fair it also fails on linux

[0b1kn00b]

What exactly fails on linux?

looks like adding the prefix around here might do it.

[fponticelli]

c++ is failing in this case: https://travis-ci.org/fponticelli/thx.format/jobs/128956073#L1003

I am all to add the prefix if it works.