I use this setlocale(LC_TIME, "ro_RO.UTF-8").
The result of strftime: "%A, %d %B %Y" for
Romanian language is:
SîmbĂtĂ, 06 Octombrie 2007
but it should be :
Sâmbătă, 06 Octombrie 2007
I don't know if this has been fixed in 5th-6th versions of
php, as my server runs on php4. The problem is I distribute
my app, and this output in the Romanian language is awfull.
Can this be fixed somehow?
For the php developers, these are the correct names for
Romanian days:
Days:
Luni, Marţi, Miercuri, Joi, Vineri, Sâmbătă, Duminică
(week starts with Luni=Monday)
I personally like the capitalized first letter, but in the
Romanian grammar, there is no requirement for this.
Thank you.
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