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http://www.w3.org/Bugs/Public/show_bug.cgi?id=5308 ------- Comment #1 from alb.w3c@gmail.com 2008-03-13 17:41 ------- Problem statement: We want to be able to specify that "Z" is to be used instead of +00:00, but that any other time offset should be presented in its numeric value. Some observations on our current text: a: "Z", instead of "+00:00" should be considered a "name" of a time zone and thus, potentially, obtainable by specifying "N" as preentation modifier. However, all other time offsets would also be presented in "name" form, e.g. EDT. b: we can specify a min and max width of the result, but we do not really say which is preferred, except that that in a "For example, " that indicates that for names the maximum width should be used. Thus using [Z,1-6] (width 1 -> "Z", width 6 -> +00:00) does not seem appropriate. c: using a specification of [Z,1-1] is also not appropriate as, for values other than +00:00, it relies on the "last resort" of what to do if the value does not fit in the width. It thus seems better to introduce a new presentation modifier, which needs to express the numeric/name preference AND which numeric presentation form is to be used (e.g. the offset in Thai digits).
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