2. Right now I'm parsing the CLF date and reformatting it into "internet
 date" using about a dozen lines of code, and maybe it could be
 simplified a bit more but what I'd ideally like is the efficiency of a
 one-liner.  Anyone here know of a what to alter CLF dates into a form
 that will survive Rev's "convert" command in one or two lines?

You don't say what you really want to do with that date, so this may be going in wrong direction. However, since the format is fixed, you can try

get (char 8 to 11 of it) & comma & lineoffset(char 4 to 6 of it, the monthnames) & comma & (char 1 to 2 of it) & comma & (char 13 to 14 of it) & comma & (char 16 to 17 of it) & comma & (char 19 to 20 of it) & comma & zero

that gives you dateitems which you can then

convert it to internet date

the only side-effect is that time zone is changed to the time zone of local computer

If you can skip day of the week, you can the internet date more directly

get (char 1 to 2 of it) && (char 4 to 6 of it) && (char 8 to 11 of it) && (char 13 to -1 of it)

If you really need dateitems or seconds for analysis

get "Sun," && (char 1 to 2 of it) && (char 4 to 6 of it) && (char 8 to 11 of it) && (char 13 to -1 of it)
convert it to seconds -- or dateitems

Robert
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