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[gaim-migrate @ 17778] SF Patch #1598994 from lexande Fixes SF Bug #1581999 Original Description: "The gaim 2.0.0beta5 log reader plugin uses the "Date" XML field in MSN logs, the format of which varies between locales, leading to logs being displayed on incorrect/future dates in locales that do not use the MM/DD/YYYY format. This patch fixes the plugin to use the "DateTime" field which has YYYY-MM-DD date in all locales." I totally Warmenhovened this patch. My approach: "I'm using the Date, Time, and DateTime fields. If I can determine that the log matches the current timezone, it'll display 100% properly in the log viewer. If it has a reasonable offset, it'll display as the original time, sort in the right place, but not have a timezone abbreviation. If the offset is bogus or I can't parse the Date or Time field, it'll display in UTC, but still sort properly. I think this is as ideal as is possible, given the data we have to work with." You don't have to understand this. ;) committer: Tailor Script <[e-mail]>

#
# Makefile.mingw
#
# Description: Makefile for win32 (mingw) version of Gaim pixmaps
#

GAIM_TOP := ../..
include $(GAIM_TOP)/libgaim/win32/global.mak

datadir := $(GAIM_INSTALL_DIR)
include ./Makefile.am

.PHONY: install

install:
	if test '$(SUBDIRS)'; then \
	  list='$(SUBDIRS)'; for subdir in $$list; do \
	    $(MAKE) -C $$subdir -f $(GAIM_WIN32_MAKEFILE) install; \
	  done; \
	fi;
	if test '$(gaimbuttonpix_DATA)'; then \
	  mkdir -p $(gaimbuttonpixdir); \
	  cp $(gaimbuttonpix_DATA) $(gaimbuttonpixdir); \
	fi;
	if test '$(gaimdialogpix_DATA)'; then \
	  mkdir -p $(gaimdialogpixdir); \
	  cp $(gaimdialogpix_DATA) $(gaimdialogpixdir); \
	fi;
	if test '$(gaimiconpix_DATA)'; then \
	  mkdir -p $(gaimiconpixdir); \
	  cp $(gaimiconpix_DATA) $(gaimiconpixdir); \
	fi;
	if test '$(gaimdistpix_DATA)'; then \
	  mkdir -p $(gaimdistpixdir); \
	  cp $(gaimdistpix_DATA) $(gaimdistpixdir); \
	fi;
	if test '$(distpixmap_DATA)'; then \
	  mkdir -p $(distpixmapdir); \
	  cp $(distpixmap_DATA) $(distpixmapdir); \
	fi;