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Japanese date/time formatting crates/text/src/datetime.rs, crates/engine/src/cmd/insert.rs |
The formatter recognizes Japanese language tags and produces Japanese dates, weekdays, numeric months, and 24-hour times. Tests cover the date/time kinds, tag variants, dates, English output, unsupported languages, and numeric formats. |
Japanese format selection crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs.rs, crates/ui-egui/src/datetime_tests.rs |
The UI appends the format kind to duplicate sample labels. Tests cover Japanese format selection, insertion, field kind, and language metadata. |
Localization records ROADMAP.md, docs/localization-parity.md |
The roadmap and localization documentation record Japanese date/time formats and supported Japanese language-tag forms. |
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes
Change: Feature
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sequenceDiagram
participant DateTimeDialog
participant FieldInsertion
participant field_text
DateTimeDialog->>FieldInsertion: select Japanese date format
FieldInsertion->>field_text: evaluate field with ja-JP metadata
field_text-->>FieldInsertion: return Japanese date text
Possibly related issues
- storytold/gridcraft#2355: This change adds Japanese date and time formats, but does not cover the issue’s other regional formats.
- storytold/craft-libs#198: This change implements Japanese date/time formatting and primary-subtag language matching in DeckCraft.
Possibly related PRs
- storytold/deckcraft#1344: Both changes affect
insert.dateTimelanguage selection and field-text behavior. - storytold/deckcraft#1116: This change uses date validation and weekday calculation from the same date/time calculation path.
- storytold/deckcraft#1324: Both changes update
field_textfor locale-specific date output.
Suggested reviewers: lloydnicholson, nikitkara
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The format choices are distinguishable, but the dialog still inaccurately describes Japanese date output. The wording can be corrected as a bounded follow-up.
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- inferred — The inspected expansion affects computed document text and existing insertion operations in the active presentation. Kind and language select fixed formatting branches; they do not introduce an executable operation, external-resource destination, or additional authority.
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- observed — Date validation precedes formatting, table access uses checked lookups, and unknown kinds return None. Insertion independently validates command parameters and format availability before mutation. The added locale support does not replace those controls.
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- observed — The existing insertion transition snapshots document and selection state and restores them on application failure. The outer command retains rollback and undo handling. Non-caret insertion targets the current slide, and dialog cancellation does not invoke insertion.
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🟡 Minor · Show the format kind when Japanese samples are identical. · dialogs.rs:2504
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winShow the format kind when Japanese samples are identical.
datetime3,datetime4, anddatetime5now have the same Japanese sample. This row renders only the sample, so users cannot identify which format kind they select. The dialog can therefore insert a different field kind from the one the user intended. Add the kind to duplicate sample labels while keeping the sample visible.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Line 2504: Update the selectable label in the format-kind picker to include
the format kind when samples are identical, while keeping the sample visible.
Use the existing kind value in the label around selectable_label so datetime3,
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field_text computed month, day and AM/PM names for English only, so a Japanese run's datetime1..datetime13 fields kept the text the file was saved with, and the Insert > Date and Time dialog listed no Japanese samples. Japanese now follows PowerPoint's Japanese Date and Time list: months 1月..12月, weekdays 日曜日..土曜日 in the full date, 24-hour times with no AM/PM form, and a Japanese layout for every kind (the mapping is a comment on the match). `ja`, `ja-JP`, `ja_JP` and `JA-jp` match by primary subtag, so `jam` doesn't; every other language still returns None and keeps its saved text, and the English strings are byte-for-byte unchanged. The abbreviated English kinds have no Japanese counterpart (months are numeric, and a two-digit Gregorian year reads as an era year in Japanese), so datetime5 folds onto the full date (2026年10月9日) and datetime6/datetime7 both give 2026年10月. That mapping is our best reading of PowerPoint's Japanese list, not an observation of it. Tests: every kind for a fixed Friday, the ja/ja-JP/ja_JP/JA-jp tags, a Sunday and a leap day, and the languages that still keep their saved text. The dialog test picks Japanese and inserts the sample. The date_sample comment in crates/engine/src/cmd/insert.rs no longer says the names are English only.
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Japanese has no abbreviated month or day name, so datetime3, datetime4 and datetime5 compute the same text (2026年10月9日) and datetime6 and datetime7 both compute 2026年10月. The Date and Time dialog lists only the sample, so those rows were indistinguishable and a user could insert a different format from the one they meant. When two rows share a sample, the row now also names its kind — "2026年10月9日 (datetime4)" — and rows with a unique sample keep the bare text. Clicking still inserts the row's kind either way. The new kittest case proves the samples collide, the ambiguous labels are listed with their kind, a unique sample stays bare, and picking the named row inserts datetime4; it fails without the label change. Docs: the new revision-history row is dated 2026-10-20 but docs/localization-parity.md and ROADMAP.md still had Last reviewed/ Last updated 2026-10-17 and 2026-10-18. Put Last reviewed back to main's 2026-10-14 (the date the documents were reviewed), move Last updated to 2026-10-20 as every earlier update did, carry the change into ROADMAP's Change line, and add the ROADMAP revision-history row that a progress-log entry gets. Existing rows keep their original dates from main. Verified on the branch: deckcraft-ui-egui 218 passed, 4 ignored (222 run, incl. the four Date and Time kittest cases); deckcraft-text 84 passed; deckcraft-engine 332 passed, 1 ignored, plus 6 integration; cargo fmt --all -- --check clean; clippy --all-targets -D warnings on deckcraft-text, deckcraft-engine and deckcraft-ui-egui clean.
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Addressed the review's finding in Duplicate Japanese samples (the outside-diff comment on The new kittest case proves the samples do collide, the ambiguous labels are listed with their kind, a unique sample stays bare, and picking the named row inserts Docs — the new revision-history row is dated 2026-10-20 while Verification (local,
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Describe Japanese samples accurately.
Japanese uses numeric month and day values. Some full-date formats include a named weekday. It does not use named month and day names in the same way as English. Update both descriptions to match the actual Japanese output.
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Checked this against real PowerPoint, since the PR description says no Japanese Office instance was available. Only the field text was checked; I did not build or run the Rust code. Setup. Windows, PowerPoint 16.0 build 20527, driven through COM with temporary presentations that were never saved to the repo and were closed without saving. The system clock was Tuesday 2026-10-27 19:43:50. The Windows region and UI language are en-US, so a Japanese-region machine might differ. I wrote a slide with Result for
So only Other tags. A bare HeadersFooters path. I also set The era forms ( |
…ormats Measured 2026-10-27 19:43:50 with lang="ja-JP" on an en-US Windows, PowerPoint 16.0 showed: datetime1 10/27/2026 (the system short date) datetime2 Tuesday, October 27, 2026 (the system long date) datetime3 令和8年10月27日 datetime4 2026年10月27日 datetime5 27-Oct-26 datetime6 令和8年10月 datetime7 令和八年十月二十七日 datetime8 26/10/27 19時43分 datetime9 26/10/27 19時43分50秒 datetime10 19:43 datetime11 19:43:50 datetime12 19時43分 datetime13 19時43分50秒 datetime1/datetime2 follow the OS regional settings, not the run's language: on the measured en-US machine they read as the English short and long date. chrono carries no month names and the crate cannot read the OS regional settings, so those two keep the measured en-US shapes and say so in a comment. datetime3/6/7 use the 令和 era (kanji numerals for datetime7) and keep their saved text before 2019-05-01, where the measurement says nothing about older eras. Only ja-JP takes the Japanese formats, since PowerPoint did not expand a bare lang="ja" like lang="ja-JP"; the ja/ja_JP/JA-jp spellings are still accepted, and bare ja falls back to the generic numeric date and the saved text. No kind shows a Japanese weekday.
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Your measurement was right, and it showed my mapping was wrong for ten of the thirteen kinds — thank you for running real PowerPoint. Fixed in The new
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I read the first hunk: the doc comment of date_sample changes from "month names and AM/PM are English only" to "English and ja-JP compute every kind; other languages only the numeric date and the 24-hour time", and per the title Japanese date and time fields (年月日 and 曜日, the weekday) are added. A Japanese date field in the form 2026年11月1日(日) needs the weekday names (日月火水木金土), the era form if wanted (令和8年, if the era option exists), the full-width or half-width digit choice, and the AM/PM names (午前, 午後). A native speaker should check the output against PowerPoint's Japanese formats. Returning an error for languages without names for the format is safer than printing English in a Japanese deck. I did not read the formatter. Add tests for each Japanese format on a fixed date (the 29th of February, the first of January, a Sunday), the era boundary, and an unsupported language (the error). Nothing was run.
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Thanks — two corrections accepted, and the rest is already in the branch. Covered: the doc comment and the error path for a language with no names are updated ( Missing, and you are right on both: there is no 1 January case, and no command-level test for an unavailable format. I will add both (fr-FR +
The other twelve kinds: your reading matches our measurement — PowerPoint shows no weekday and no 午前/午後 in those, so adding them would diverge from it. The digits are half-width, as measured. I will also correct the stale description that still implies a weekday. |
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This adds Japanese (ja-JP) text for the date and time fields, modelled on a single measurement, and lists those samples in the Insert Date and Time dialog. The era and 時/分/秒 forms are implemented cleanly, but the two kinds that follow the system's regional settings and the PR description need another look.
- crates/text/src/datetime.rs:186: for ja-JP, datetime1, datetime and datetimeFigureOut now give US order (10/27/2026), where the main branch gave 2026/10/9. A bare
jastill gives y/m/d (datetime.rs:255). The measurement came from an en-US machine, so this probably regresses decks opened on a Japanese system. - crates/text/src/datetime.rs:187 and 235-239: ja-JP datetime2 is hard-coded to the English long date. As noted in the discussion, a Japanese system would show its own long date. Returning None (keep the saved text) or settling the regional behaviour first would be safer.
- crates/text/src/datetime.rs:264-269: only 令和 is modelled, so datetime3/6/7 keep their saved text before 2019-05-01. The comment at crates/engine/src/cmd/insert/text_fields.rs:113, which says ja-JP computes every kind, should mention this.
- crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs/date_time.rs:44-47: with the current mapping no two kinds share a sample, so the ambiguous-label branch never runs.
- ROADMAP.md:160: a blank line was added inside the progress-log table, which splits it in two. ROADMAP.md:19 is a truncated status line with an unclosed parenthesis, and ROADMAP.md:20 adds a second status line for the same change dated 2026-10-20.
- The PR description is out of date: it still lists 曜日 weekdays, datetime1 as 2026/10/9, and matching by primary subtag, while the code matches only ja-JP and shows no Japanese weekday.
- English output and the non-English fallback are unchanged from the main branch (datetime.rs:101-111, 129-146). The kanji numeral and 元年 handling is checked and bounded, with no panics.
Claims checked:
- contradicted: Japanese now uses months 1月..12月 and weekdays 日曜日..土曜日 in the full date (datetime2 = 2026年10月9日金曜日) (crates/text/src/datetime.rs:187 and 235-239: ja-JP datetime2 returns the English long date ('Friday, October 9, 2026'); no kind produces 曜日)
- contradicted: datetime/datetimeFigureOut/datetime1 in Japanese stay 2026/10/9 (unchanged) (crates/text/src/datetime.rs:186 and 229-231 return M/d/yyyy for ja-JP; the main branch returned y/m/d through short_date's 'ja' arm (datetime.rs:255))
- unverified: Japanese datetime3..datetime13 follow the measured ja-JP formats (令和 era, kanji numerals for datetime7, 時/分/秒 times, 27-Oct-26 for datetime5) (crates/text/src/datetime.rs:188-212 implement the patterns listed in the comment at datetime.rs:155-168. They match one measurement on an en-US Windows mach…
- contradicted: ja, ja-JP, ja_JP and JA-jp match by primary subtag, so jam does not (crates/text/src/datetime.rs:221-224: is_ja_jp requires the 'jp' region, so bare 'ja' falls through to the generic rules)
- verified: Every other language still returns None for named formats and English strings are byte-for-byte unchanged (crates/text/src/datetime.rs:101-111: the non-English branch computes only datetime/datetimeFigureOut/datetime1 and datetime10/11, as main's named() did; the English arms at datetime.rs:129-146…
- verified: field_text, is_date_field, DateTime and short_date signatures are unchanged (crates/text/src/datetime.rs:64, 91, 13 and 243 keep their signatures)
- verified: The Insert Date and Time dialog lists Japanese samples for every kind and its helper text no longer says names are English-only; date_sample's comment is updated (crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs/date_time.rs:13-27 lists every kind field_text computes; date_time.rs:71 has the new helper text; crates/engi…
- verified: Rows whose samples collide name their kind in the dialog (crates/ui-egui/src/dialogs/date_time.rs:46-47 append the kind when another row has the same sample; with the current mapping no samples collide)
Recommendation: update the pull request; it will be reviewed again.
Reviewed at 8a89b61.
What this adds
Japanese text in a date/time field:
field_textcomputed month, day and AM/PM names for English only, so a Japanese run'sdatetime1..datetime13fields kept whatever text the file was saved with, and the Insert ▸ Date and Time dialog listed no Japanese samples.Japanese now follows PowerPoint's Japanese Date and Time list — months
1月..12月, weekdays日曜日..土曜日in the full date, 24-hour times with no AM/PM form:datetime/datetimeFigureOut/datetime12026/10/9(unchanged)datetime22026年10月9日金曜日datetime3/datetime4/datetime52026年10月9日datetime6/datetime72026年10月datetime8/datetime92026/10/9 20:05/2026/10/9 20:05:07datetime10/datetime11datetime12/datetime1320:05/20:05:07(wasNone)ja,ja-JP,ja_JP,JA-jpmatch by primary subtag (sojamdoesn't); every other language still returnsNoneand keeps its saved text, and the English strings are byte-for-byte unchanged.match kind;field_text,is_date_field,DateTimeandshort_datesignatures are unchanged.ja-JP; it now lists Japanese samples for every kind, and its helper text no longer says the names are English-only.date_sample's comment incrates/engine/src/cmd/insert.rswas updated too.Tests
cargo test -p deckcraft-text→ 84 passed, 0 failed;cargo clippy -p deckcraft-text --all-targets -- -D warningsclean;cargo fmt --all -- --checkclean. The dialog test was run too:cargo test -p deckcraft-ui-egui --lib datetime_tests→ 3 passed (clippy on that crate is clean as well), pluscargo test -p deckcraft-engine --lib cmd::insert→ 19 passed.Notes / uncertainty
datetime2(2026年10月9日金曜日) and the numeric kinds are unambiguous;datetime5/6/7are the speculative ones — Japanese months are numeric and a two-digit Gregorian year reads as an era year, so the English abbreviations fold onto their full forms and the four-digit year is kept (matching CLDR jay年M月).(金)maps to none of the thirteen kinds, so it is not emitted; the code comment says so.ja-JP-u-ca-japanesetag matchesjaand gets Gregorian named dates (it already got the Gregorian short date before).docs/localization-parity.md(Japanese row, timestamp, revision history) and oneROADMAP.mdprogress row.Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
ja-JPand otherja-*variants, are recognized for date/time fields.Documentation