Add support for european dates in header files. #550
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Just noticing that this change wouldn't work just yet because of the regex above. I'll wait for feedback before fixing that though. |
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Modeled after
wfdb_strptime(directly above).I'm not sure if this is violating the spec, but it should be fairly unambiguous with this date format (moreso than the
d/m/yformat, which might be interpreted asm/d/y).