Package: cl-net-telent-date
Version: 1:0.4.1-4
Severity: wishlist
The (Common Lisp) package NET.TELENT.DATE doesn't export the symbol
*HTTP-DATE-TIME-PATTERNS*. It should, because:
1) If I were to use this library to parse HTTP times, the "right
way" (or strict way) would be something like:
(net.telent.date:parse-time
http-date :patterns net.telent.date:*http-date-time-patterns*)
2) The symbol isn't used for anything internally, so it was probably
intended to be used externally.
Thanks,
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