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Hi Antony,

It can be done in the latest release:

Code: [Select]

IvyOptions.ToDateFormatMonthFirst = true;
If you are using IvyTemplateEditor it can be set on the template level (Template Settings / Template Custom Code):

Code: [Select]

protected override void Init()
{
    IvyOptions.TableCellType = TableCellType.String;
    IvyOptions.ToNumberCultureInfo = new CultureInfo("fr-FR");
    IvyOptions.ToDateFormatMonthFirst = true;
}

Regards,
Ivy Team

Features in the new release:

+ Improved token layout logic that affects how PDF tokens and single characters are combined into words.

+ Added “Bulk File Processing” form. You can use it to quickly run multiple PDF files and save the results into Excel or Json/XML.

+ Added IvyOptions class to set global parsing options.

 

Dear Ivy team,
Is there a way to specify date/time format for "toDate()" function? It doesn't seem to work for dates in did/mm/yyyy format, only mm/dd/yyyy.

Thanks,
Antony G.

We are happy to announce release of IvyPdf 1.4

Changes to IvyTemplateEditor:

+ New UI, resembling Visual Studio style with docking and floating windows.

+ New template explorer improves template management experience. Drag and drop is supported to move, copy and re-order fields, making it easier to manage complicated template scenarios.

+ You can now preview List<T> and IEnumerable objects in the IvyTemplateEditor, so you can use your favorite Linq syntax.


Some API changes:

+ Introducing IvyDocument class, containing all info necessary for parsing.

+ IvyPdf.dll has been split into two parts, with separate IvyDocumentReader. This allows for more flexibility - e.g. you can use only lightweight IvyPdf.dll to work with Ipb files. Also you can use 3rd-party libraries to read PDF files or other file formats into IvyDocument format.

+ All file operations now support byte[] array, which is useful for various caching scenarios or reading files from other APIs (e.g. Amazon S3 or Google Drive).

+ Added a few new DataTable extension methods. E.g. MatchHeader(param string) checks that table header matches expected column names - useful for validation rules or building logic to find the right table out of many.


Regards,
IvyTools team
 

New in Version 1.3:

+  IvyPDF now is reading lines from PDF. Lines can be used by Table() and Grid() methods using these options:
PdfTableOptions.HeaderSeparatedByLine
PdfTableOptions.ColumnsSeparatedByLines

+ Table columns can be specified by exact position:
PdfTableOptions.ColumnBorders

+ Table “end position” can be determined when distance between rows becomes larger than a predefined value:
PdfTableOptions.MaxRowHeight

+ Added export to XML
+ Command-line processing is now done by a separate executable – IvyTemplate.exe
+ Templates functionality can be used from .Net directly, using IvyTemplateLib.dll
+ Token operator overload – tokens can now be added/subtracted/multiplied/etc directly
+ DataTable.Update extension method

New in Version 1.32:
+ Improved table recognition algorithm.
+ Improved UI – allows to test various table options, shows column borders (resizable)

Happy to announce the release of version 1.2 

New in version 1.2:

IvyPdf library:
+ New filtering functionality, with 6 new functions
+ Bookmarking and clone for capturing repeating data
+ Added optional parameters to various functions to override default settings. E.g.users can provide amount of whitespace for table auto-recognition, offset and deviation for Left/Right functions, etc.
+ Over 10 new DataTable extension methods
+ Ability to save into Ipb format to speed up loading
+ Added conditional/loop statements

Ivy Template Editor:
+ Ability to open multiple documents and evaluate expressions simultaneously
+ Ability to add code modules
+ Preview filter results
+ Open/Save Ipb files
+ Improved UI