CSV: Added option to parse date/time as extended ISO 8601 #954
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ISO 8601 parsing is highly flexible. This allows to load data of different origin using different date formats subsequently, without having to adjust the date format string every time when switching back and forth.
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When working with data from different sources, one may encounter a various number of different date formats.
Examples include:
These are all supported by Qt's
Qt::ISODateWithMs, which thus allows for instantly loading different csv's without having to adjust the date format every time. This pull request adds a user-selectable UI option to parse dates as ISO8601.The new UI suggested for that looks like this: