I don’t think the examples you tried involving PyDict{<...>}
are valid Julia syntax. I would just pass a Dict
instead:
output = dparser.parse("December 2015"; settings=Dict("STRICT_PARSING" => true))
I don’t think the examples you tried involving PyDict{<...>}
are valid Julia syntax. I would just pass a Dict
instead:
output = dparser.parse("December 2015"; settings=Dict("STRICT_PARSING" => true))