Hi Dave,
Thank you for your answer.
Part 1: that is why I asked this question
Part II ( “01-02-03” ):
You are correct too. I resolved this question with a deep scan of the dates, but there must be far more than two or three dates to be sure of where dates atoms are in the string (Year, Month, Day)
All: when I was a youngster, I recall things fast and ost of the time reliably. But now that I am an oldster, I tend to forgot things fast (too fast). So, from time to time I forgot why I do things like I do; as an example, why I stop to use the ParseDate Method.
As a developer, I was asking myself how a software can deal with “Friday, December 24th, 2017” or “Vendredi 17 dcembre 2017” (when the locales are that) using ParseDate. Also, how can I place a so large text in two Dates columns (Start and End dates, in a project) in a Listbox, even with only5 or 6 columns
Sorry to bother you (reader), I am only crying in the desert. Or I may be wrong in the first place: always use what you know is better for you (sometimes you do not even know how to do it!).
As a user, I too have troubles with dates: the EyeTV software use short date (localized versions): Jan thru Dec (curiously, these are the same as in English).
Yes it is.
In my case, I know, I assume that I know, my software allow the user to put / set the dates in the SQLDate format. But will (s)he do that ?
Doh ! Another bunch of tests to add !