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DateTime-Format-Flexible-0.27
River stage three • 20 direct dependents • 173 total dependents

Changes for version 0.27

  • support a single lang as a string instead of requiring an arrayref (DWIM)
    • example: lang => 'en'
  • add support for:
    • "next (weekday)" eg: next sunday
    • "last (weekday)" eg: last sunday
    • "next (month)" eg: next january
    • "last (month)" eg: last january
    • "(x unit) from now" eg: 3 years from now
    • "(-x unit)" eg: -3 months
    • "(+x unit)" eg: +3 months
    • "YYMMDD HH:MM:SS" eg: 950404 00:22:12
    • "YYMMDD HH:MM:SS.NS" eg: 950404 00:22:12.500
    • "Mon D HH:MM:SS.NS TZ YYYY" eg: Fri Dec 2 22:56:03.500 GMT+0 1994
      • thanks David White rt #105178, tests from Time::ParseDate
  • when we have a leading month that is 0 (zero) and we have a year, assume it is supposed to be october (10)
    • thanks Dave Musakhanyan

Modules

DateTime::Format::Flexible
DateTime::Format::Flexible - Flexibly parse strings and turn them into DateTime objects.
DateTime::Format::Flexible::lang
base language module to handle plugins for DateTime::Format::Flexible.
DateTime::Format::Flexible::lang::de
german language plugin
DateTime::Format::Flexible::lang::en
the english language plugin
DateTime::Format::Flexible::lang::es
spanish language plugin

Examples

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