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I'm working with the text that contains dates in the UK format (dd/mm/yyyy). Is there a way to make pdt to recognize this as the standard format?
Example: p = pdt.Calendar() p.parseDT("2/5/2021 ")
should return 2nd May 2021, but returns 5th February, 2021.
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I'm working with the text that contains dates in the UK format (dd/mm/yyyy). Is there a way to make pdt to recognize this as the standard format?
Example:
p = pdt.Calendar()
p.parseDT("2/5/2021 ")
should return 2nd May 2021, but returns 5th February, 2021.
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