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nifty command line date and time utilities; fast date calculations and conversion in the shell

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```sh datetest --isvalid -i %FT%T -i %F -- 2022-02-27 # Okay datetest --isvalid -i %FT%T -i %F -- 2022-02-27T # Should fail datetest --isvalid -i %FT%T -i %F -- 2022-02-27T9999:8888:7777...

Looks like test suite of the latest version is failing. Please let me know if you need more details or if you want me to make some diagnostics. Here is...

gcc 12.0.1 from fedora rawhide. On the beggining just summary stats: ```console [tkloczko@devel-g2v SPECS]$ rpmbuild -ba dateutils.spec 2>&1 | grep \\[-W | sed 's/.*\[//; s/\]//' | sort | uniq -c...

When feeding `dateconv` a sequence of lines I noticed it segfaulting when the final newline was missing. While trying to create a reproducer I instead found it misbehaving, first printing...

I have a few date strings which contain the named zones `GMT` and `UTC`. Would it be possible for `%Z` to match named timezones or abbreviations as `strftime` does? I...

The intention is to use `dateconv -S` to convert strings which match but exclude lines which do not. E.g. Currently: ```sh % printf '%s\n' '01-03-2004 foo' 'bar baz' | dateconv...

`dateconv -S` is particularly useful when used as a filter for a large amount of input. It would potentially be helpful when dealing with inputs that have a few known...

I've been trying to use `strptime` and `dateconv` like I might `grep -q` but when `-q` is used the exit status is `0` for matches that would otherwise fail. Current...

I installed dateutils with sudo apt install dateutils on Ubuntu 18.04 The dateutils binaries were installed in /usr/bin with the following names. /usr/bin/dateutils.strptime /usr/bin/dateutils.dconv /usr/bin/dateutils.dseq/ /usr/bin/dateutils.dsort /usr/bin/dateutils.dgrep /usr/bin/dateutils.dzone /usr/bin/dateutils.dtest /usr/bin/dateutils.ddiff...

Hi, I am confused about this example below: ``` admdavb@Ubuntu:~$ dateutils.dconv -V dconv 0.3.1 admdavb@Ubuntu:~$ dateutils.dconv -i "%I:%M:%S %p" "12:22:33 PM" 00:22:33 admdavb@Ubuntu:~$ dateutils.dconv -i "%I:%M:%S %p" "12:22:33 AM" 12:22:33...