[Guido] > ... > Another thing to consider is that for most apps, the choice of the > date/time format should be taken out of the hands of the programmer > and placed into the hands of the user, through some kind of preference > setting. I18n and L10n also strongly suggests to take this route. I'm sure nobody wants to admit this <wink>, but in sheer numbers, nobody has more experience with this stuff than Microsoft. If you sit at your Windows box and go to Start -> Settings -> Control Panel -> Regional Settings, you'll get a tabbed dialog for specifying the format of number, currency, time, and date displays. A Windows app that ignores the settings here is considered to be broken (and rightly so). Idiosyncratic formats for user-visible number/currency/date/time info is going to become an increasingly Bad Idea on other OSes too.
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