Hi,

On 2017-01-27 08:21:28, Nicholas Boel wrote to All:
  about: "FSP-1040.001 Draft #3":

 NB>     zeroToSixty = "00" / "01" / "02" / "03" / "04" / "05" / "06" /
 NB>                   "07" / "08" / "09" / "10" / "11" / "12" / "13" /
 NB>                   "14" / "15" / "16" / "17" / "18" / "19" / "20" /
 NB>                   "21" / "22" / "23" / "24" / "25" / "26" / "27" /
 NB>                   "28" / "29" / "30" / "31" / "32" / "33" / "34" /
 NB>                   "35" / "36" / "37" / "38" / "39" / "40" / "41" /
 NB>                   "42" / "43" / "44" / "45" / "46" / "47" / "48" /
 NB>                   "49" / "50" / "51" / "52" / "53" / "54" / "55" /
 NB>                   "56" / "57" / "58" / "59" / "60"

 NB>     minute      = zeroToSixty

I don't think the 'minute' can ever be "60" !?

 NB>     second      = zeroToSixty

The 'second' can be "60" when there is a leap second inserted into UTC. It
would be very cool if anyone ever accomplished to write a message with that
date/time stamp! (Without cheating of course! ;))

Bye, Wilfred.


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