= Сообщение: 2299 из 7124 ====================================== FTSC_PUBLIC = От : mark lewis 1:3634/12.73 30 Jan 17 11:43:58 Кому : Nicholas Boel 30 Jan 17 11:43:58 Тема : FSP-1040.001 Draft #3 FGHI : area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=1:3634/12.73+588f6e5a На : area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=1:154/10+588eae8d = Кодировка сообщения определена как: CP437 ================================== Ответ: area://FTSC_PUBLIC?msgid=1:154/10+588fac24 ============================================================================== On 2017 Jan 29 21:06:04, you wrote to me:
NB>>> 3) Section F, The month variable is set to 0-11, and not 1-12. There NB>>> is no month 0, and would never be used that way. January is month NB>>> #1, December is month #12.
ml>> on this you have to remember that programmers start counting at ml>> zero... january is month 0 and december is month 11... from zero to ml>> 11 is 12... zero is really a number even though some folks don't know ml>> that it is ;)
NB> Then why is the "dayOfMonth" variable 1-31?
because that's how the code library routines work...
NB> You cannot have it both ways.
this is ancient stuff, nick... it has been this way since the '80s or before... most coders just use the runtime libraries that come with their compilers and they have to conform to how they work... especially when converting things into human readable format...
NB> Stephen's original draft had a zeroToSixty variable, that was used for NB> both minutes as well as seconds. Obviously not all of those numbers NB> would have been used in the minutes variable, but they were there for NB> the using, regardless.
i don't know of anything that uses 60 in the minutes field but i suppose it is possible...
NB> If the "month" variable is going to use 0-11, then "dayOfMonth" should NB> use 0-30 to keep form with everything else listed there.
nope... see above about the existing runtime libraries that have been around since forever...
NB> But since there is no 0th day of the month, or no 0th month of the NB> year.. I think it should go that way instead. The definitions are NB> currently contradicting each other, whereas Stephen's ABNF reference NB> did not.
exactly why i suggested to leave the ABNF stuff alone contrary to what others have been telling you...
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