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Now date formatter's format looks like that:
[monthAndYearFormatter setDateFormat:@"MMMM yyyy"];
And it causes troubles with when Russian is set as a regional format. Changing this to
[monthAndYearFormatter setDateFormat:@"LLLL yyyy"];
solves the problem.
According to this page (link from Apple's Data Formatting Guide) http://unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-6.html#Date_Format_Patterns
"L" should be used as a month specifier for stand-alone month. And when it is used in Kal, it is stand-alone: "January 2010", not "January 1, 2010". We don't see it in English or in German, because both forms—stand-alone and not stand-alone—are the same. In Russian they are not, and the current calendar title incorrectly reads something like "of January 2010" instead of just "January 2010".
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Now date formatter's format looks like that:
[monthAndYearFormatter setDateFormat:@"MMMM yyyy"];
And it causes troubles with when Russian is set as a regional format. Changing this to
[monthAndYearFormatter setDateFormat:@"LLLL yyyy"];
solves the problem.
According to this page (link from Apple's Data Formatting Guide)
http://unicode.org/reports/tr35/tr35-6.html#Date_Format_Patterns
"L" should be used as a month specifier for stand-alone month. And when it is used in Kal, it is stand-alone: "January 2010", not "January 1, 2010". We don't see it in English or in German, because both forms—stand-alone and not stand-alone—are the same. In Russian they are not, and the current calendar title incorrectly reads something like "of January 2010" instead of just "January 2010".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: