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Just to note, that table is from the "Obsolete Date and Time" section. AFAIK, RFC 2822 only really allows the number offsets and Z. Anyway, yeah, that does exp
by marcosdumay 2y ago
Just to note, that table is from the "Obsolete Date and Time" section. AFAIK, RFC 2822 only really allows the number offsets and Z.
Anyway, yeah, that does explain the situation we are in. And yeah, it looks like if you are extremely literal-minded and insist on supporting obsolete notations on your new thing, that would make your code be exactly like the one the OP pointed.
It's a bad decision all around, because the RFC 2822 isn't concerned about general purpose time handling. A programing language shouldn't use something like this.