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Dates returned from Evernote not correct #285
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👍 in Yosemite and Python 2.7.9 |
Same problem in Arch Linux and Python 2.7.9. The issue seems to be in the printDate function --- it truncates the last three digits off of the timestamp, and then divides it by 1000. I think it should only do either one or the other. |
Can you guys review #298? |
Any updates on this issue? Would love to ba able to use Geeknote but this date thing is really aggravating. Thanks. |
@danielbornt please give #313 change a try, it's a short change, you can change it with your own hand. |
@haobug It works for me, thanks. |
When i create a note, it goes into Evernote with the correct date, but when I retrieve a note from Evernote, the list in the terminal displays the date as 17.01.1970...
Any Ideas?
Thanks
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