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Can it determine distance from a static date? #33
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Hey @jwnacnud, thanks for the question. Not really, because it doesn't return |
In order to infer the point in time, the static date should also be present in the parser's context, right? Like,
Otherwise, you would need to return Best regards, |
In addition to the above, checked the code once again, I think we can add |
That would be awesome.
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In addition to the above, checked the code once again, I think we can add
Duration to the Result object here
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that you will be able to create rules that capture durations like you
mention.
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For example, if I have a static value, such as my birthday, could I enter something like "halfway through my 18th year"? Thus the distance would be birth_date + 18 years.
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