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# ->clean()
ok 1 - ->clean() returns null if not required
# validate strtotime formats
ok 2 - ->clean() accepts dates parsable by strtotime
ok 3 - ->clean() accepts dates parsable by strtotime
ok 4 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError if the date is a string and is not parsable by strtotime
ok 5 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError
# validate timestamp
ok 6 - ->clean() accepts timestamps as input
# validate date array
ok 7 - ->clean() accepts an array as an input
ok 8 - ->clean() accepts an array as an input
ok 9 - ->clean() accepts an array as an input
ok 10 - ->clean() recognises a leapyear
ok 11 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError if the date is not valid
ok 12 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError
ok 13 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError if the date is not valid
ok 14 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError
ok 15 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError if the date is not valid
ok 16 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError
# validate regex
ok 17 - ->clean() accepts a regular expression to match dates
ok 18 - ->clean() accepts a regular expression when cleaning an array
ok 19 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError if the date does not match the regex
ok 20 - ->clean() returns the expected date format in the error message
ok 21 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError
ok 22 - ->clean() returns the expected date format error if provided
# option with_time
ok 23 - ->clean() accepts an array as an input
ok 24 - ->clean() accepts an array as an input
ok 25 - ->clean() accepts an array as an input
ok 26 - ->clean() accepts an array as an input
ok 27 - ->clean() accepts an array as an input
ok 28 - ->clean() accepts an array as an input
ok 29 - ->clean() accepts an array as an input
ok 30 - ->clean() accepts an array as an input
ok 31 - ->clean() accepts an array as an input
ok 32 - ->clean() throws a sfValidatorError if the time is not valid
ok 33 - ->clean() can accept date time with the with_time option
ok 34 - ->clean() can accept date time with the with_time option
ok 35 - ->clean() can accept date time with the with_time option
ok 36 - ->clean() can accept date time with the with_time option
# change date output
ok 37 - ->clean() output format can be change with the date_output option
ok 38 - ->clean() output format can be change with the date_output option
ok 39 - ->clean() throws an exception if the date is empty and required is true
ok 40 - ->clean() throws an exception if the date is empty and required is true
ok 41 - ->clean() throws an exception if the date is empty and required is true
ok 42 - ->clean() throws an exception if the date is empty and required is true
# max and min options
ok 43 - ->clean() can accept a max/min option
ok 44 - ->clean() throws an exception if the date is not within the range provided by the min/max options
ok 45 - ->clean() throws an exception if the date is not within the range provided by the min/max options
# max and min options out off timestamp range
ok 46 - ->clean() can accept a max/min option string
ok 47 - ->clean() can accept a max/min option array
ok 48 - ->clean() throws an exception if the date is not within the range provided by the min/max options
ok 49 - ->clean() check exception message
ok 50 - ->clean() throws an exception if the date is not within the range provided by the min/max options
ok 51 - ->clean() check exception message
ok 52 - ->clean() respects incoming and default timezones
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