RE: [boost] Re: First try at regression test DTD

From: Victor A. Wagner, Jr. (vawjr_at_[hidden])
Date: 2002-07-15 11:51:18

my reading of the ISO webpage leads me to believe that the T is 
only  required if you drop all the other delimeters so:
2002-06-07 14:52:03Z would be ok, but you'd need the T for
20020607T145203

this is only an opinion, I'm _not_ a real language lawyer.

At Monday 2002/07/15 07:04, you wrote:

> > >> timestamp="2002-06-07 14:52:03 UTM"
> > >...
> > I thought the ISO time format can also do date _and_ time-of-day, and not
> > just a date.  Shouldn't you use that instead of an ISO date and a 
> colloquial
> > time-of-day?
>
>Yes it supports time of day as well.
>
>14:52:03
>
>is the ISO extended form.  However, I believe that technically a space
>is not allowed as a separation character between date and time of day.
>Instead a T is required.  Also, the time zone is not a 3 digit date it
>is either Z for Zulu/UTC time or something like -04 for 4 hours ahead
>of UTC.  So the full time string in iso extended is actually:
>
>2002-06-07T14:52:03Z
>
>Jeff
>
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