# Functions
DateFromDayNumber converts an absolute day number into a Date.
Format takes the format `p` and the time `t` to produce the format date/time.
MysqlDayNumber converts a date into an absolute day number.
New creates a new Strftime object.
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SizeAndScaleFromString.
# Constants
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IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
Unary interval types.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
Compound interval types.
IntervalWeek and IntervalQuarter are an exception for unary interval types, which are not unique temporal elements but instead a modifier on a unary element - WEEK is just a count of DAYS multiplied by 7 - QUARTER is just a count of MONTHS multiplied by 3.
IntervalType constants.
IntervalType constants.
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TimeInvalid indicates that the parsed value is invalid and no partial TIME value could be extracted from the input.
TimeOK indicates that the parsed value is valid and complete.
TimePartial indicates that the parsed value has a partially parsed value but it is not fully complete and valid.
# Variables
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# Interfaces
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# Type aliases
IntervalType represents the temporal elements contained in an Interval.
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