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%char ( %date() : *iso ) will give 2000-02-09
and the separators will cause the %int to fail, or to evaluate the aritmetic expression.
That's why I use a format without separators.
Never try *iso 0, I may be wrong, but I remember reading that ISO had the separators mandatory. I'm still using V5.2.
It makes sense that the compiler will choose the proper format for the output when the function is called by another function. No separtors is obvious, but how does the compiler chooses the order? dmy? iso?
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