DateRules

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6. def date(format: String = "yyyy-MM-dd", corrector: (String) ⇒ String = identity): Rule[String, Date]

   

   Rule for the java.util.Date type.

   Rule for the java.util.Date type.

   corrector

   a simple string transformation function that can be used to transform input String before parsing. Useful when standards are not exactly respected and require a few tweaks

7. implicit val date: Rule[String, Date]

   

   default Rule for the java.util.Date type.

   default Rule for the java.util.Date type. It uses the default date format: yyyy-MM-dd

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14. val isoDate: Rule[String, Date]

    

    ISO 8601 Reads

15. implicit val jodaDate: Rule[String, DateTime]

    

    the default implicit JodaDate reads It uses the default date format: yyyy-MM-dd

16. def jodaDateRule(pattern: String, corrector: (String) ⇒ String = identity): Rule[String, DateTime]

    

    Rule for the org.joda.time.DateTime type.

    Rule for the org.joda.time.DateTime type.

    pattern

    a date pattern, as specified in java.text.SimpleDateFormat.

    corrector

    a simple string transformation function that can be used to transform input String before parsing. Useful when standards are not exactly respected and require a few tweaks

17. implicit val jodaLocalDate: Rule[String, LocalDate]

    

    the default implicit Rule for org.joda.time.LocalDate

18. implicit def jodaLocalDateRule(pattern: String, corrector: (String) ⇒ String = identity): Rule[String, LocalDate]

    

19. implicit def jodaTime: Rule[Long, DateTime]

    

    default Rule for the java.util.DateTime type.

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21. final def notify(): Unit

    

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22. final def notifyAll(): Unit

    

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23. implicit val sqlDate: Rule[String, Date]

    

    the default implicit Rule for java.sql.Date

24. def sqlDateRule(pattern: String, corrector: (String) ⇒ String = identity): Rule[String, Date]

    

    Rule for the java.sql.Date type.

    Rule for the java.sql.Date type.

    pattern

    a date pattern, as specified in java.text.SimpleDateFormat.

    corrector

    a simple string transformation function that can be used to transform input String before parsing. Useful when standards are not exactly respected and require a few tweaks

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29. final def wait(arg0: Long): Unit

    

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