in lib/odata/odatautils.js [893:971]
function parseDateTimeMaybeOffset(value, withOffset, nullOnError) {
// We cannot parse this in cases of failure to match or if offset information is specified.
var parts = parseDateTimeRE.exec(value);
var offset = (parts) ? getCanonicalTimezone(parts[8]) : null;
if (!parts || (!withOffset && offset !== "Z")) {
if (nullOnError) {
return null;
}
throw { message: "Invalid date/time value" };
}
// Pre-parse years, account for year '0' being invalid in dateTime.
var year = parseInt10(parts[1]);
if (year <= 0) {
year++;
}
// Pre-parse optional milliseconds, fill in default. Fail if value is too precise.
var ms = parts[7];
var ns = 0;
if (!ms) {
ms = 0;
} else {
if (ms.length > 7) {
if (nullOnError) {
return null;
}
throw { message: "Cannot parse date/time value to given precision." };
}
ns = formatNumberWidth(ms.substring(3), 4, true);
ms = formatNumberWidth(ms.substring(0, 3), 3, true);
ms = parseInt10(ms);
ns = parseInt10(ns);
}
// Pre-parse other time components and offset them if necessary.
var hours = parseInt10(parts[4]);
var minutes = parseInt10(parts[5]);
var seconds = parseInt10(parts[6]) || 0;
if (offset !== "Z") {
// The offset is reversed to get back the UTC date, which is
// what the API will eventually have.
var timezone = parseTimezone(offset);
var direction = -(timezone.d);
hours += timezone.h * direction;
minutes += timezone.m * direction;
}
// Set the date and time separately with setFullYear, so years 0-99 aren't biased like in Date.UTC.
var result = new Date();
result.setUTCFullYear(
year, // Year.
parseInt10(parts[2]) - 1, // Month (zero-based for Date.UTC and setFullYear).
parseInt10(parts[3]) // Date.
);
result.setUTCHours(hours, minutes, seconds, ms);
if (isNaN(result.valueOf())) {
if (nullOnError) {
return null;
}
throw { message: "Invalid date/time value" };
}
if (withOffset) {
result.__edmType = "Edm.DateTimeOffset";
result.__offset = offset;
}
if (ns) {
result.__ns = ns;
}
return result;
}