0:00am == 0:00pm about datejs

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0:00pm == 12:00am.

Original comment by craig.e.anderson on 24 Jan 2008 at 7:15

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The Parser does do some "interpretation". It tries to figure out the most 
logical
result for the input string. Since "0:00 pm" does not exist, the Parser 
interprets
that you must of meant "0:00 am". 

At the moment "0:00 am" == "0:00 pm" and "13:00 am" == "13:00 pm". 

That kind of logic is certainly not ideal for some circumstances, and with the 
next
version of the library we should have more options in place to reject these 
kind of
results (if required).

Hope this helps. 

Original comment by geoff%[email protected] on 25 Jan 2008 at 4:17

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Original comment by geoff%[email protected] on 28 Feb 2008 at 5:30

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00:00 still outputs as 12pm instead of 12am.  I've also added a little logic so 
that it recognizes noon and midnight, noon properly outputs 12pm but midnight 
outputs 0am. I've attached the version of the script I'm using in case my 
adding those verbose times threw something off for me or even if there is a new 
version of the script. 

Original comment by [email protected] on 24 Sep 2014 at 2:09

Attachments:

• date.js