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I'd like my filenames to start with the IS08601 datetime - 2023-04-08T12:52:57
2023-04-08T12:52:57
If I do:
[File] date=%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S name=%date %location.%extension
I get 2023-04-08t12:52:57 with a lower-case t. Is there any way to get that to be T without capitalising the whole string?
2023-04-08t12:52:57
t
T
(This may be a use case for #450 )
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Lots of detailed configuration requests for capitalization of file names :).
This and #450 requires a different approach to capitalization than what the library has now.
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I'd like my filenames to start with the IS08601 datetime -
2023-04-08T12:52:57
If I do:
I get
2023-04-08t12:52:57
with a lower-caset
. Is there any way to get that to beT
without capitalising the whole string?(This may be a use case for #450 )
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: