It is often convenient to name files and folders with a date and time, such as standard ISO 8601 format: 2014-12-10T22:35:28.460Z
.
Unfortunately, the Mac’s HFS+ file system uses the COLON as a path separator just as Unix-like OSes use SOLIDUS /
(slash) and Microsoft OSes use REVERSE SOLIDUS \
(backslash). All three characters must be avoided when naming a file or folder for compatibility.
What character might be commonly used as a replacement for the COLON?
- Using a HYPHEN
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makes it tricky to programmatically reverse the conversion to standard format. - Similarly, the using FULL STOP
.
(period) makse reverse conversion difficult as they will be misinterpreted as fractional seconds.
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