Short date format in longDateFormat for Latvian language is [kinda] wrong.

[salixzs]

lv.js contains this currently.
longDateFormat : {
LT : "HH:mm",
L : "YYYY.MM.DD.",
LL : "YYYY. [gada] D. MMMM",
LLL : "YYYY. [gada] D. MMMM, LT",
LLLL : "YYYY. [gada] D. MMMM, dddd, LT"
},
All is fine except "L".
In Latvia most common format for "short" date is 'DD.MM.YYYY' (no dot in the end)
See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_format_by_country
or http://www.localeplanet.com/icu/lv-LV/index.html

[ichernev]

Closing this in favor of #656.

[AndroidDeveloperLB]

I have a question about Latvian:
Suppose I want to have a short date format, that includes only day and month, can it be this way:
"d. MMM"
?
I also have the same question for some other locales (pt, kea, seh) . I have no idea where to look for those.

[salixzs]

In this case I suspect it will end in something like this (for Latvian)
3. mar
29. okt
which is not commonly used in Latvia, however not entirely wrong.
better is then to add dot in the end of month. (d. MMM.)
3. mar.
29. okt.
or to have full month name (d. MMMM)
3. marts
29. oktobris

I cannot help you with other mentioned languages

[AndroidDeveloperLB]

@salixzs Thank you. So adding a dot at the end is better? I had this as the full date format on Android, and was wondering how it should have been:
y. 'gada' d. MMM

What's 'gada' , BTW ?

[salixzs]

In latvian if you shorten something it is common to add a dot upon shortened word, like
short for oktobris = okt.
Full format should be with full month name
yyyy. 'gada' d. MMMM
so if will end up like this for today:
2015. gada 1. novembris
'gada' means 'year' (in specific conjugation) and it is common to include it in full format for date in Latvia.
https://translate.google.com/#lv/en/gads