How to alter date format in page header in Kate (kde text editor)












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In Kate, I can specify the headers to appear on each printed page:



File > Print... > Options > Header & Footer



In the Header Properties, I found the Format code %y in the left field. This yields the date in the header in the format 1/19/19. I'd like to use a different format.



After some trial and error, I found some date/time related formats:



%y => 1/19/19
%Y => Saturday, January 19, 2019
%t => %t
%T => %T
%i => %i
%I => %I
%d => 1/19/19 4:59 PM
%D => Saturday, January 19, 2019 4:49:58 PM CET


(I tried t for time, i for ISO, d for day)



I would like to use the ISO-format, preferably with the time: YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm.



Unfortunately, there is no "help" button listing the formats and the Kate manual is silent on this subject. I tried to look this up on the internet, but no success there so far...



I am on Ubuntu Xenial (16.04.5 LTS) with LXDE.










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    In Kate, I can specify the headers to appear on each printed page:



    File > Print... > Options > Header & Footer



    In the Header Properties, I found the Format code %y in the left field. This yields the date in the header in the format 1/19/19. I'd like to use a different format.



    After some trial and error, I found some date/time related formats:



    %y => 1/19/19
    %Y => Saturday, January 19, 2019
    %t => %t
    %T => %T
    %i => %i
    %I => %I
    %d => 1/19/19 4:59 PM
    %D => Saturday, January 19, 2019 4:49:58 PM CET


    (I tried t for time, i for ISO, d for day)



    I would like to use the ISO-format, preferably with the time: YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm.



    Unfortunately, there is no "help" button listing the formats and the Kate manual is silent on this subject. I tried to look this up on the internet, but no success there so far...



    I am on Ubuntu Xenial (16.04.5 LTS) with LXDE.










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      In Kate, I can specify the headers to appear on each printed page:



      File > Print... > Options > Header & Footer



      In the Header Properties, I found the Format code %y in the left field. This yields the date in the header in the format 1/19/19. I'd like to use a different format.



      After some trial and error, I found some date/time related formats:



      %y => 1/19/19
      %Y => Saturday, January 19, 2019
      %t => %t
      %T => %T
      %i => %i
      %I => %I
      %d => 1/19/19 4:59 PM
      %D => Saturday, January 19, 2019 4:49:58 PM CET


      (I tried t for time, i for ISO, d for day)



      I would like to use the ISO-format, preferably with the time: YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm.



      Unfortunately, there is no "help" button listing the formats and the Kate manual is silent on this subject. I tried to look this up on the internet, but no success there so far...



      I am on Ubuntu Xenial (16.04.5 LTS) with LXDE.










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      In Kate, I can specify the headers to appear on each printed page:



      File > Print... > Options > Header & Footer



      In the Header Properties, I found the Format code %y in the left field. This yields the date in the header in the format 1/19/19. I'd like to use a different format.



      After some trial and error, I found some date/time related formats:



      %y => 1/19/19
      %Y => Saturday, January 19, 2019
      %t => %t
      %T => %T
      %i => %i
      %I => %I
      %d => 1/19/19 4:59 PM
      %D => Saturday, January 19, 2019 4:49:58 PM CET


      (I tried t for time, i for ISO, d for day)



      I would like to use the ISO-format, preferably with the time: YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm.



      Unfortunately, there is no "help" button listing the formats and the Kate manual is silent on this subject. I tried to look this up on the internet, but no success there so far...



      I am on Ubuntu Xenial (16.04.5 LTS) with LXDE.







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