Version 0.1.5rc1 of dateutils
Release Notes: Grep-like utilities have been added: dgrep for date values and tgrep for time values. Examples were added to the info page and README.
Other releases
Release Notes: This is a bugfix release. It adds the special output formats "jdn" and "ldn" for julian/lilian day numbers. Multiple occurrences of date/times within one line are now all processed rather than only the first occurrence. A zone difference specifier (%Z) is now supported for parsing and printing. The matlab zone converter tzconv has been added. Building with icc 13 works now. Many gcc warnings are fixed.
Release Notes: This is a bugfix and feature release. For features, ISO 8601 week dates are now first class objects (of type DT_YWD), a %rY specifier denotes years in calendars which deviate from the Gregorian year, and dgrep now accepts shorthand inputs (today, now, etc.) and inputs as specified by -i. For bugfixes, dadding months and years to YMCW dates now works, zoneinfo files with only transitions in the past are handled properly (bug #10), and dseq with just one argument works properly (story #36051287).
Release Notes: Olson's zoneinfo database files are now checked for at configure time. leap-aware calculations use the shipped leapseconds file. ddiff and dadd can take leap-second transitions into account. ddiff no longer segfaults when run without arguments. dadd now copes with huge summands and works with ymcw dates. An error in ddiff with negative differences was fixed.
Release Notes: This is a bugfix and feature release. The dadd tool now supports mass-adding durations (from stdin). The ddiff tool is now timezone-aware. The new tool dround has been added to round dates or times or date-times to the next occurrence of what's given as round-spec. ddiff without arguments no longer segfaults. dadd now copes with huge summands.
Release Notes: The distinction between binaries for date, time, and date-time processing has been cleared up by a unified set of tools, prefixed with "d". All tools now fully cope with dates, times, and date-times. Virtual timezones have also been added (e.g., "GPS" or "TAI").
