I already translated dates from French (d.m.Y) to English (m.d.Y) with languages files, but in this case, I have to detect wich is after or before 12:00 and I don’t think that languages files could help me. Do you know a trick for that?
I thought the correct way to write the time in English was with a dot between a and m and between p and m. This is not the case here. But I think it should be fine
Actually, the “correct” way even in English is to use the 24-Hour format. It is recommended in ISO 8601 (which is also a British Standard) and accepted worldwide, because it is unambiguous and easier to understand.
Good to know ! If anyone else is using the other way of writing the time (with am and pm) for some other reasons, I would be interested to know why. Maybe a way to respect some typographical codes in certain regions of the world?
I mean standards are standards but old habits die hard