ISO Week Year (%g and %G) #49
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ISO week number formatting logic was extracted into functions as each is used for three different formats (the week number itself, plus the additional two ISO week year formats).
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closing in favor of #52 |
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This addresses #42. This PR isn't complete, but is a start towards adding
%Gand%g.I'm having a difficult time figuring out how to best implement parsing
%Gor%g, so I would like some feedback on good test cases and approaches I can use for that.Notes:
ISO week number formatting logic was extracted into functions as each
is used for three different formats (the week number itself, plus the
additional two ISO week year formats).