Sunday shown as "0" i.s.o. "7" even though "wi" used

[QuintS]

• Custom format: dde - wkyyWWi.wi\ndd-mm-yyyy - HH:nn
• First week with four days (EU)
• First day of week: Monday (Has no influence on custom format date shown with format as above as "wi" via ISO...)

Shows up today as:
Sun - wk1744.0
05-11-2017 - 17:56

[White-Tiger]

well, you're right ;)
My implementation for #53 (1f9bed1) was flawed in this regard... seems like I've moved this around. The increment should happen after the if

Do you compile T-Clock yourself or do you need a new build?

[QuintS]

No worries, thanks for your response!

[White-Tiger]

Well, now I'm confused xD So does that mean you're not needing it ASAP?
If it's inconvenient for you to have this bug, I wouldn't mind creating a new release...

[QuintS]

Haha, sorry, it's something I wanted to give feedback on not requiring a whole new release. So you could roll it up into the next release. As for me and the ASAP part, well, mostly work of a linux based PC at home, so shouldn't encounter this during regular office hours :).

[White-Tiger]

Now implemented in v2.4.4