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What culture style is used in Due Dates. This determines how due dates are parsed when received from the library system.
Use a culture code as specified in Appendix A.
You can also use a Regular Expression in this field, to further format date values as needed. To use a Regular Expression, prefix the information with “format:”, for example:
format:(?<day>\d+)(?:.)(?<month>\d+)(?:.)(?<year>\d+)
This would parse a due date in format <day> (separator) <month> (separator) <year>, for example 25.03.2015. The separator could be some other character as well, for example 25-03-2015 would be parsed as well.
format:(?<year>\d{4})(?<month>\d{2})(?<day>\d{2})
This on the other hand would parse a string having <year using 4 digits><month using 2 digits><day using 2 digits> format, for example 20150325.
Note, that all values parsed out of the string must be placed in variables <day>, <month> and <year>, from which Librid will then know to read them.