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lorelei	2010-02-04 , 23:17
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Originally Posted by Palleman

Min 2010-02-02T11:37TZ and max 2010-02-04T22:36:36.64TZ

The second one includes seconds and 1/100 of seconds. Never seen that before, but maybe it's normal.

Interesting. I have this:

updated_min=2010-02-03T22:47:08Z
updated_max=2010-02-04T22:56:54.78Z

notice how I don't have a trailing TZ but only a Z. I now understand why Google is barfing on the dates it receives from you (TZ is not valid).

Now the question is why does Erminig generates stuff with TZ.

Please put the file attached to this post in the same directory as erminig-ng, and run it like this (I've just extracted a fragment of the code that manages the dates):

Code:

python2.5 testdate.txt 126511062

the number above is the UNIX timestamp you posted previously.
I get this output, and yours should be exactly the same:

Code:

['__builtins__', '__date_re', '__datetime_re', '__datetime_rx', '__doc__', '__extract_date', '__extract_time', '__extract_tzd', '__file__', '__find_julian', '__name__', '__time_re', '__tzd_re', '__tzd_rx', '__version__', 'ctime', 'parse', 'parse_timezone', 'time', 'tostring']
 *** 2010-02-02T11:37Z 
1265110620 -> 2010-02-02T11:37:00.000Z

Bonus URL.

thanks

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