When looking at an inline timestamp e.g. "" one should be able to see the absolute timestamp in local time.
Elaborate
The some formats like "R" hhave terrible accuracy, Going "in X units" for years, months, days, hours and minutes. It only steps down a unit when there is less than one of the higher unit remainig. This makes it hard to tell what point in time is actually being referenced.
Ideally, I would like the plugin to switch the expression of the timestamp between relative and absolute when tapped.
The Plugin would replace the format-letter with "f"(full-short) or "F"(full-long) and back, then re-render the markdown. Maybe make the target format configurable.
Thanks
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@chaosnicro
Plugin description
When looking at an inline timestamp e.g. "" one should be able to see the absolute timestamp in local time.
Elaborate
The some formats like "R" hhave terrible accuracy, Going "in X units" for years, months, days, hours and minutes. It only steps down a unit when there is less than one of the higher unit remainig. This makes it hard to tell what point in time is actually being referenced.
Ideally, I would like the plugin to switch the expression of the timestamp between relative and absolute when tapped. The Plugin would replace the format-letter with "f"(full-short) or "F"(full-long) and back, then re-render the markdown. Maybe make the target format configurable.
Thanks