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Re: Status of time_get and time_put facets


Martin Sebor wrote:

I don't see why. The stream is used for flags and all facets other
than time_put (i.e., ctype in this case), the text of the names
of months comes from the time_put (or more likely, time_put_byname)
obtained from the de_DE locale.

If I should take a guess, the __timepunct facet in the libstdc++
implementation is obtained by the time_put (and likely also
time_get) facet from the stream passed to the facet, and since
that object's locale is a plain old C locale, the retrieved data
do not reflect those in the de_DE locale the time_put facet comes
from. That's unexpected and incorrect.
Ok, thanks for your explanation and hints: I plan to investigate in
detail the issue in the next days.

For sure the current testsuite lacks testcases for the behaviour
you expect...

Paolo.


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