DAY := dd { Size 1:2 }
dd is a numeric digit whose value is within the valid range of the days for the associated calendar month.
My interpretation of GEDCOM is that both 03 and 3 are allowed. It does not say that leading zero's are not allowed.
Behold reads both and allows 03 and does not give any message for it. But it does convert the 03 to a 3 internally and always display it without the leading zero. When GEDCOM export is added, it will export it without the leading zero.
Joined: Mon, 12 Jan 2009
36 blog comments, 59 forum posts
Posted: Sat, 14 Jul 2012
Louis
Another date query.
What is your (and therefore probably Behold's) interpetation of the following date:
03 Mar 2012
Is it valid or invalid GEDCOM 5.5.1 if it has the leading zero?
Brett
Joined: Sun, 9 Mar 2003
288 blog comments, 245 forum posts
Posted: Sat, 14 Jul 2012
Brett:
DAY := dd { Size 1:2 }
dd is a numeric digit whose value is within the valid range of the days for the associated calendar month.
My interpretation of GEDCOM is that both 03 and 3 are allowed. It does not say that leading zero's are not allowed.
Behold reads both and allows 03 and does not give any message for it. But it does convert the 03 to a 3 internally and always display it without the leading zero. When GEDCOM export is added, it will export it without the leading zero.
Louis