I believe the RegEX used in Parse.py
(?:[A-Za-z]{3}\s\d{1,2}\,\s[0-9]{4}\,|\d{1,2}\s.{9})\s\d?\d:\d\d:\d\d\s(?:PM\s|AM\s)?[A-Z]{3,4}
would only parse datetime format in MMM dd yyyy, which is the American way?
Support of parsing date format in dd MMM YYYY is needed for ppl living in Britain, Aus and NZ. We have the date format in dd MMM YYYY (e.g. 25 Dec 2019).
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I believe the RegEX used in Parse.py
(?:[A-Za-z]{3}\s\d{1,2}\,\s[0-9]{4}\,|\d{1,2}\s.{9})\s\d?\d:\d\d:\d\d\s(?:PM\s|AM\s)?[A-Z]{3,4}would only parse datetime format in MMM dd yyyy, which is the American way?Support of parsing date format in dd MMM YYYY is needed for ppl living in Britain, Aus and NZ. We have the date format in dd MMM YYYY (e.g. 25 Dec 2019).
Cheers! And Marry Xmas!