Fixed formatting of time strings without seconds #18
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When creating a formatter with the format "hh:mm", then makeFormatters will not detect the "mm" as minutes, but as months, and will therefore create an incorrect output. For example, the 22nd November at the time 13:37 will produce "13:11" instead of "13:37", as expected. This commit adds a unit test for the errornous case and a fix for the regular expression that detects a time string. Now, seconds are optional.
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When creating a formatter with the format "hh:mm", then makeFormatters will not detect the "mm" as minutes, but as months, and will therefore create an incorrect output. For example, the 22nd November at the time 13:37 will produce "13:11" instead of "13:37", as expected.
This commit adds a unit test for the errornous case and a fix for the regular expression that detects a time string. Now, seconds are optional.
It is probably a good idea to rethink the regex, as it might produce more errors.