Fix date format to show correct day of month #754
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%m is month as a zero-padded decimal number %d is day of the month as a zero-padded decimal number
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For reference, CANalyzer writes today's date in .asc-files thus: |
christiansandberg
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ASCWriter currently writes the month twice (once as three-letter abbreviation and once as zero-padded decimal number), but does not write the day of month. I don't think this is correct. For example, today's date (2020-01-07) is currently written Tue Jan 01 01:14:48.625694 PM 2020.
With this fix, today's date will instead be written Tue Jan 07 01:14:48.625694 PM 2020.