[bug #5014] java.text.SimpleDateFormat treats letters other than A-Z, a-z as pattern letters

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Changes by: Michael Koch <address@hidden>
Date: Thu 10/02/2003 at 20:11 (GMT)

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              Status | Open                      | Closed


------------------ Additional Follow-up Comments ----------------------------
I commited a fix.



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Submitted by: None                    Project: classpath                    
Submitted on: Sun 08/31/2003 at 23:36
Severity:  5 - Major                  Resolution:  None                     
Assigned to:  None                    Status:  Closed                       
Platform Version:  None               

Summary:  java.text.SimpleDateFormat treats letters other than A-Z,a-z as 
pattern letters

Original Submission:  Sun's API document syas, "Within date and time pattern 
strings, unquoted

letters from 'A' to 'Z' and from 'a' to 'z' are interpreted as pattern

letters."  But Classpath's implementation seems to be doing

'if (Character.isLetter(thisChar))'.  As a result, for example,

Japanese characters are unexpectedly treated as invalid pattern letters.





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Date: Thu 10/02/2003 at 20:11       By: mkoch
I commited a fix.


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