> date -d can understand YYYYMMDD HHMM [TZ].
> Would YYYYMMDD HHMMSS [TZ] be possible?
Hmm, does the first form actually work for you?
You're right, with the TZ it doesn't. Sorry for my confusion.
date -d '20070507 1138' is ok,
date -d '20070507 1138 -0700' is invalid.
Supporting YYYMMDD HHMMSS (without the TZ) would be useful too, if the
TZ causes extra complications (easy to imagine).
since the code is pretty funky at this point.
I think it has been since day 1 :).
But date -d is still such a great thing ...
thanks,
k
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