[Overlays-Clock]:Clock 24-hour format conversion in Overlays is still 12-hour format.

[leijunCN]

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Description of issue / Feature request

Hello, John!

Thank you very much for the software you developed. I like it very much.
In the course of using it, I found a small bug that failed to display the 24-hour format as expected when the clock format was converted to 24 hours (eg: 3:00 PM = > 15:00). I hope you can fix it when you are free.

In addition, there is a small functional optimization that we hope will be adopted in future functional iterations. I have noticed that the "week" in "date" is normally localized in the simplified Chinese I use (eg: Sunday = >"星期日"), but the AM/PM of the clock is not localized as "上午 (morning) / 下午 (afternoon)".
This is very helpful to me, and I hope you can add this feature in future updates.Or I want to be able to provide a Functional configuration, because the current custom configuration does not meet my needs.

Finally, thank you very much. Good luck!

[glouel]

Hi @leijunCN

I'm Guillaume and I'm the one maintaining Aerial nowadays. Clock and localization can be weird because this also depends on your macOS system settings.

I'll try to have a look and keep you posted, but in the meantime, can you give me for say, 20:25, how is it displayed in Aerial, and how macOS shows it to you elsewhere ?

Thanks !

[leijunCN]

Hi, Guillaume

Thank you very much for responding to my issue. Let me first describe the current situation.

MacOS

12 hours : 下午 8:25
24 hours: 20:25

Aerial

12 hour : 8:25 PM
12 hour (Hide AM/PM ): 8:25

24 hour : 8:25 PM
24 hour (Hide AM/PM ): 8:25

Yes, The display effect of 24 hours and 12 hours is the same ,The configuration of 'Hide AM/PM' is also shared.Please fix this bug.

Good luck！