Hi all, Does anyone know of a more up-to-date parser for RFC822-formatted dates than the one I can find in the `time-http` package? That package hasn't been touched in a while and its dependencies seem rather dated. Many thanks, David
On 17 February 2017 at 22:34, David Turner
Hi all,
Does anyone know of a more up-to-date parser for RFC822-formatted dates than the one I can find in the `time-http` package? That package hasn't been touched in a while and its dependencies seem rather dated.
Data.Time.Format in the time package has a specified RFC822 format string that looks like it can be used with it's parser. Happstack seems to have an RFC822Headers module that might have something. timerep on Hackage also has an RFC822 module.
Many thanks,
David
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Hi all,
Does anyone know of a more up-to-date parser for RFC822-formatted dates
On 17 Feb 2017 13:00, "Ivan Lazar Miljenovic"
the one I can find in the `time-http` package? That package hasn't been touched in a while and its dependencies seem rather dated.
Data.Time.Format in the time package has a specified RFC822 format string that looks like it can be used with it's parser. So it does. Right down at the very bottom, I never noticed it before. It's not fully compliant (the day-of-the-week is optional) but otherwise great. Happstack seems to have an RFC822Headers module that might have something. timerep on Hackage also has an RFC822 module. That's the badger! No idea how I missed it, that looks like the one to use. Thanks very much, David
On Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 8:12 AM, David Turner wrote: So it does. Right down at the very bottom, I never noticed it before. It's
not fully compliant (the day-of-the-week is optional) but otherwise great. In the real world, missing day of week is a *very* common violation of
specs that want RFC822-format dates. Supporting that is a practical
necessity.
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