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FirstDayOfWeek not parsed when creating culture-info-tables.h |
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[Mono] Mono: Runtime
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Reporter: |
José Antonio Sánchez Lázaro <jasl> |
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debug | Assignee: |
Martin Baulig <martin> |
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RESOLVED
FIXED
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Mono Bugs <mono-bugs> |
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Normal
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P5 - None
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atsushieno, forgotten_vxPDddArjq
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Description of Problem: FirstDayOfWeek is always Sunday for all cultures. Steps to reproduce the problem: 1. Just check FirstDateOfWeek from DateTimeFormat in any culture. 2. Actual Results: Always Sunday Expected Results: Sunday, Monday, Saturday... How often does this happen? Always Additional Information: This is a problem when parsing lang information in locale-builder.exe tool. The data seems to be available, but not parsed. Here is the portion of code for Driver.cs of locale-builder to solve the problem. I only checked for Sunday, Monday and Saturday, as it seems no current culture starts in other day. private void LookupDateTimeInfo (XPathNavigator nav, CultureInfoEntry ci) .... ni2 = (XPathNodeIterator) ni.Current.Evaluate ("week/firstDay"); if (ni2.MoveNext ()) { XPathNavigator weekday_nav = ni2.Current; switch (weekday_nav.GetAttribute ("day", String.Empty)) { case "sun": df.FirstDayOfWeek = 0; Console.WriteLine(ci.Name+" Week starts on Sunday"); break; case "mon": df.FirstDayOfWeek = 1; Console.WriteLine(ci.Name+" Week starts on Monday"); break; case "sat": df.FirstDayOfWeek = 6; Console.WriteLine(ci.Name+" Week starts on Saturday"); break; default: Console.WriteLine ("unknown first day of week: " + weekday_nav.GetAttribute ("day", String.Empty)); break; } }