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Hi Xuacu,

On Friday, 2011-11-25 20:13:13 +0100, Xuacu Saturio wrote:

NNNNDD, MMMM "de" YYYY

Thank you for you patience, but I have two more questions before I
edit the file again. The word between MMMM and YYYY needs quotation
marks?

Yes, otherwise the characters would be interpreted as format codes.

Should I revert <LongDateMonthSeparator> to it's default
state (i.e. blank space)?

No, leave it as > de <, currently the parser also checks it after the
month (which semantically is wrong, but ...), but does not check the
LongDateYearSeparator before the year.

Tricky indeed for me ;)

It is.. I'll add some documentation to the locale.dtd file when I have
a consistent use within the parser.

  Eike

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