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[JS] Try to guess what the date is when it doesn't follow the given format (issue #15490)

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We use the format to guess in which order we can find month, day, ... we get the numbers
in the date and consider them as month, day, ...
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Calixte Denizet 2022-09-22 13:25:52 +02:00
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test/unit/scripting_spec.js
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@ -608,14 +608,23 @@ describe("Scripting", function () {
it("should parse a date with a format", async () => {
const check = async (date, format, expected) => {
const value = await myeval(
`AFParseDateEx("${date}", "${format}").toISOString()`
`AFParseDateEx("${date}", "${format}").toISOString().replace(/T.*$/, "")`
);
expect(value).toEqual(
new Date(expected).toISOString().replace(/T.*$/, "")
);
expect(value).toEqual(new Date(expected).toISOString());
};
await check("05", "dd", "2000/01/05");
await check("12", "mm", "2000/12/01");
await check("2022", "yyyy", "2022/01/01");
await check("a1$9bbbb21", "dd/mm/yyyy", "2021/09/01");
// The following test isn't working as expected because
// the quickjs date parser has been replaced by the browser one
// and the date "1.9.2021" is valid in Chrome but not in Firefox.
// The supported date format is not specified...
// await check("1.9.2021", "dd/mm/yyyy", "2021/09/01");
});
});