On 9 September 2015 at 01:05, Ian Butterworth wrote:
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> I managed to make it work by removing the last 3 characters from the input
> string, and using single format characters.
> Also caught a bug that occurs when the hour in the string = 12, and it's PM.
> I believe that hour was incorrectly bei
Ok. I'm running 0.4.0-dev on juliabox
I managed to make it work by removing the last 3 characters from the input
string, and using single format characters.
Also caught a bug that occurs when the hour in the string = 12, and it's
PM. I believe that hour was incorrectly being shifted.. but then
I'm not seeing the error on the latest master
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Thanks for the tip, although I'm getting an error with your code in
0.4.0-dev
Any idea why?
using Base.Dates
ds = "2015-08-12 12:01:23 PM"
DateTime(ds, DateFormat("-mm-dd HH:MM:SS")) - (contains(ds, "AM") ? Hour
(12) : Hour(0))
LoadError: ArgumentError: Non-digit character encountered
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On 8 September 2015 at 22:31, Ian Butterworth wrote:
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> On Tuesday, 8 September 2015 17:27:25 UTC-4, Ian Butterworth wrote:
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>> I current use Calendar.jl to convert a datetime that contains AM/PM to the
>> datetime type like this:
>> datetime_string = "2015-08-12 12:01:23 PM"
>> timeout = unix2
Sorry, error in example. Should read:
datetime_string = "2015-08-12 12:01:23 PM"
timeout = unix2datetime(Calendar.parse("-MM-dd hh:mm:ss aa",
datetime_string).millis/1000)
On Tuesday, 8 September 2015 17:27:25 UTC-4, Ian Butterworth wrote:
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> I current use Calendar.jl to convert a datetim
