Re: SystemLocaleShortDate omits the century on Linux
Sibylle Koczian <[email protected]>
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Am 11.03.2020 um 20:47 schrieb Maurizio Berti: > It completely depends on how the system "tells" what is the date format. > Apparently, Windows defaults to 4 digits for your localization, while > it's set to 2 for Linux. So I thought too, but then why does "date +%x", which should show "the locale's date representation", give all 4 digits? This is very confusing. > You can change them in both systems: in Windows it's on the regional > settings, while on Linux it depends on your distro/window manager/etc. > In this case Windows does it right. I'll have yet to find the right setting for Linux. But in the meantime: if I want a QTableView to render QDate values in another format, a custom delegate is the way to go, right? But which method? All the examples I've seen for overwritten paint() methods seem unnecessary complicated for this sort of small change. Sibylle _______________________________________________ PyQt mailing list [email protected] https://www.riverbankcomputing.com/mailman/listinfo/pyqt