Re: 24-hour or 12-our clock and %p

[Rafael Ferreira <rafael f f1 gmail com>]

2015-03-02 8:49 GMT-03:00 Alexandre Franke <alexandre franke gmail com>:
> On Mon, Mar 2, 2015 at 12:08 PM,  <keld keldix com> wrote:
> > For Danish, ther is no 12-hour format. The best is then to leave the specification blank.
>
> This is a terrible suggestion. You should never leave a string blank.
> If you intend to use the same as the original version, you should copy
> it.
>
> > Alternatively you can make the 12-hour format the same as the 24-hour format.
>
> If by that you mean using %H, then again this is a terrible suggestion
> (see earlier mail in this thread, this will appear as a bug to the
> user).


It looks to me that both 1 and 3 will represent a bug in Danish
localization. Forcing 24-hour (option 1) will show a weird 12-hour
button that returns 24-hour, while using 12-hour (option 3) will show
a 12-hour clock that doesn't exists in Danish language and therefore
is weird.

How about requesting the developer to hide the 12-hour option when
language is Danish?