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Issue 1: Parsing written English into calendar events
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Status:  Fixed
Owner:  trevor.s.glen
Closed:  Apr 2009
Milestone-Alpha


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Reported by trevor.s.glen, Dec 03, 2008
(including disambiguating dates using European/American standards)
Comment 1 by dblanchard, Dec 05, 2008
I'm interested to help with this and during my Christmas break would be the best time
for me to help out. Who else is into natural language?
Comment 2 by cjcameron, Dec 11, 2008
take a look at this project http://bongo-project.org/Main_Page I think they have 
some of the logic done for the natural language parsing to appointments.
Comment 3 by jameshugman, Jan 05, 2009
This library also looks promising http://code.google.com/p/parsedatetime/ . 

Incidentally, Jon Udell was looking for something similar. The comments to his post
http://blog.jonudell.net/2008/04/02/parsing-human-written-date-and-time-information/
reference iwantsandy, parsedatetime.

I hadn't clicked that sandy was probably written in Ruby. The Chronic library is also
referenced: http://chronic.rubyforge.org/ If parsedatetime doesn't cut it, would a
python port of Chronic be a reasonable approach?
Comment 4 by jameshugman, Apr 04, 2009
parsedateformat being used to parse dates. Timezones respected.

Now in testing.
Status: Fixed
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