datetime and jdatetime pass diffrent returns

[MohammadSafaeii]

in datetime library, %% counts as % char so datetime.now().strftime('%%d') returns '%d' and don't consider %d as date number but jdatetime will replace every %d in string therefore jdatetime.datetime.now().strftime('%%d') returns '%08'

we can use more % for example datetime.now().strftime('%%%%%%d') returns '%%%d' but jdatetime.datetime.now().strftime('%%%%%%d') returns '%%%%%08'

datetime.now().strftime('%%%%%d') returns '%%29' jdatetime.datetime.now().strftime('%%%%%d') returns '%%%%08'

[hramezani]

@MohammadSafaeii Thanks for reporting. Yes, you are right we are not consistent here and it has to be fixed.

Do you have any solution? Would you like to work on it and prepare a patch?

[MohammadSafaeii]

I tried to replace every % with %% then use this regex ([^%-]((%%)*)-?)({posix_list[i]}) but it still have some bugs and i couldn't handle it with regex datetime checks string's characters 1 by 1 in loop, i think its better solution

[slashmili]

@MohammadSafaeii it's fixed in the main. I'll publish the fix in the next days