in reply to Parsing a date/time string into a UNIX timestamp
Time::Piece rocks at this kind of stuff.
If you don't supply a year, T::P picks 1970:
use Time::Piece; my $date = localtime->strptime("Thu Jan 8 07:01:01",'%a %b %d %T'); print $date . "\n";
You can default to the current year (or any year for that matter) like so:
use Time::Piece; my $year = localtime->year; my $date = localtime->strptime("Thu Jan 8 $year 07:01:01",'%a %b %d %Y + %T'); print $date . "\n";
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