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# Change log for DateTime::Format::Mail
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- New maintainer - Dave Rolsky.
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- Switched to Module::Build.
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- Removed some files generated by Iain's docmaker program (which I don't have).
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- Corrected an error message.
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- Added some more error checking.
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- Added some more method examples.
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- Default cutoff is now 49, as per RFC2822.
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- Doc shuffling and formatting tweaks.
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- set_year_cutoff and year_cutoff stricter with arguments.
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- Cloning fixed, be it from clone() or new().
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- Made strict mode stricter.
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- Advertised loose mode more loudly.
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- Uses the spiffy new Locale system.
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- Backported to 5.005_03
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- Minor documentation fixes.
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- Refactored year and timezone repair functions.
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- Added tests for said functions.
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- Added ability to parse multiple sign timezones.
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- GMT and UTC are recognised as timezone names.
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- No longer including RFCs in the tarball, per the request of the
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Debian maintainer for this package. Apparently, this makes their job
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harder, and it serves no useful purpose for me. Requested by Gunnar
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- The strict parsing made the day name mandatory, even though RFC822
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and 2822 specify it as optional. Reported by Julian Mehnle. See RT
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- Turned off signing, since it seems to be causing more trouble than
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- New maintainer - Dave Rolsky.
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- Switched to Module::Build.
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- Removed some files generated by Iain's docmaker program (which I
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- Corrected an error message.
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- Added some more error checking.
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- Added some more method examples.
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- Default cutoff is now 49, as per RFC2822.
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- Doc shuffling and formatting tweaks.
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- set_year_cutoff and year_cutoff stricter with arguments.
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- Cloning fixed, be it from clone() or new().
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- Made strict mode stricter.
53
- Advertised loose mode more loudly.
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- Uses the spiffy new Locale system.
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- Backported to 5.005_03
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- Minor documentation fixes.
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- Refactored year and timezone repair functions.
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- Added tests for said functions.
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- Added ability to parse multiple sign timezones.
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- GMT and UTC are recognised as timezone names.