The %:a allows to get the full weekday in the Time-stamp. My system-time-locale is fr_FR.UTF-8. I am using the Time-stamp in a Markdown file, inside a pandoc title block, which I export to html, so I can then use the so created pandoc date variable in suitable html template.
I use a prefix dernière mise à jour le, (meaning last update on), hence according to French orthographic rules I need for example lundi, not Lundi.
Is there anyway to set-up time-stamp-format to produce a lowercase full week of the day? I see only %:a which however produces like in English week days with first letter uppercased.
org-modetag, but let me point out I am using directlytime-stamp-format,time-stamp-start,time-stamp-endas Local Variables in a buffer whose major mode isMarkdown.time-stamp-format, I only foundorg-time-stamp-formatto be defined in my own Emacs, so that's why I added the tag. Only later I saw the docs fortime-stamp-format. Regarding your question, I do not think it is possible to get a lower-case date using onlytime-stamp-format.org-modetag and time you spent on this, I explained the background only to clarify-;)Well, I am sad to hear about not there being escape here. If I could leave the time-stamp on its line, encapsulated sort-of in some e-Lisp expression so that say on next line the week-day is "corrected" that could solve my problem.time-stamp-formatis unrelated toorg-mode.format-time-stringis relevant because it is a subroutine oftime-stamp. Thus the question is more about locales and how to customise them, in particular w.r.t. letter case.localizationtag, would it be appropriate here? (it has no description)