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I would like to add the contents of a file using the FILE= tag, but the file name contains a date in the form YYYYMMDD. I would therefore like to be able to write something like
[[FILE=c:\timesheet_[[DATE=year]][[DATE=month]][[DATE=day]]]]
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I have that on my todo list. Before I didn't had any good way of adding it but I think I just came up with something that would work.
But if you need it right now. There is Script-support in the Pro-version and I have a custom-date format function. |
Would it be possible to add locale support to DATE?
Something like [[DATE=en]] or [[DATE=de]] would be fine.
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The problem with locale support is that right now I use the strings that exists in Thunderbird. So if I would add locale support it would mean that I need to include all date strings for all languages in Quicktext.
One solution would be to use the Script-support that exits in the Pro version. Because then you could add the strings for the languages that you would like to use. |
Well, it was just an idea of which I thought it could ease things a bit.
What about PlunderBunny's idea? You said you have something mind. Has this idea grown in the past 6 months? |
| I think I know how to do it. But I haven't had time to do it. |
| One format I keep on needing is [[DATE=dayname]] like: Monday, Tuesday, etc. |
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