dateparse - Man Page

 Usage: dateparse [switches]
   -c, --calendar_class=<class>      calendar class
   -d, --datetime=<string>           datetime string *
   -e, --extract                     extract expressions
   -f, --format=<format>             format of numeric dates
   -h, --help                        this help screen
   -l, --lang=<code>                 language code
   -p, --prefer_future               prefer future dates
   -P, --demand_future               demand future dates
   -s, --supported                   list of supported languages
   -t, --time_zone=<string>          time zone string
   -T, --trace                       print trace after processing
   -V, --version                     print version

* The date must conform to YYYY-MM-DD and the time to hh:mm:ss(.ms). Valid datetime strings consist of either date, date/time or time.

Steven Schubiger <schubiger@cpan.org>

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