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JeffJenkins on Nov 12, 2012 | parent | context | favorite | on: Python Libraries you should know about

The coolest part of dateutil isn't the parser, it's the recurrence rules and recurrence rule sets. Doing that on your own is extremely error-prone if you have a non-trivial recurrence.

kami8845 on Nov 12, 2012 [–]

Cool, thank you for making me aware of that. I haven't had to use something like that but it's good to know. I'll put it in the blogpost.

EDIT: I added it below the `parse` example. Thanks again!

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