Detect Date Format function

[Ryan]

Here's a function that will detect the date format based on the region settings set in Windows. When localising your application to different regions you may want to display dates in a format the user will instantly recognise.

Americans use the format MM/DD/YYYY, while Europeans use DD/MM/YYYY. Chinese use YYYY/MM/DD. There's even some variation in the delimiter. Hungarians use YYYY.MM.DD, while India uses DD-MM-YYYY.

The file only requires the string parser 2 object and the calendar object. The calendar object may have to be upgraded to version 1.1 otherwise you may get some weird effects in the Frame Editor, you can do that by clicking reinstall in the Extension Manager (ensure you haven't got any application open with calendar object or you'll get a file-in-use error).