Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
Input...What do you think?
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@cowboysdude Hmm… I’m thinking maybe you are working double here… There should be a “global” locale variable you can use. That’s set in the top of the config file. You should be able to use that one some how. I just don’t know how. :)
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@Snille said in Input...What do you think?:
@cowboysdude Hmm… I’m thinking maybe you are working double here… There should be a “global” locale variable you can use. That’s set in the top of the config file. You should be able to use that one some how. I just don’t know how. :)
Not sure either :) So what I did was to use the ‘language’ and ‘format’ from the top of the config.js file because it was there … HAHA. So I took advantage of this:
language: 'en', timeFormat: 12, units: 'imperial'
If something comes to mind please feel free! Always looking for a better way :) Honestly I dislike making config options … too many is not a good thing I think.
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@cowboysdude you can access the global config by
config.timeFormat
instead of the local module configthis.config.timeFormat
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@strawberry-3.141 said in Input...What do you think?:
config.timeFormat
Thank you for that!!! One config option gone :) There now the time function is all automatic :) ALL controlled by the users input here:
language: 'en', timeFormat: 12,
Ok I’ve had my tea and toast so I must head out the door for the day :)