Patched broken timestamp parsing when loading file

Author: Mich

README.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Enjoy !
 *Notes:*
 
 
-*The app uses a custom-written parser, which searches the incoming message for plottable data in form of label-value set. At the moment, all labels and values **must be separated with a whitespace** in order to be recognized. Its possible to use separators like "=", ":" and "," - parser will be replace them with whitespace before processing. If no label is found, a generic name will be used i.e. "Graph 0".*
+*The app uses a custom-written parser, which searches the incoming message for plottable data in form of label-value set. At the moment, all labels and values **must be separated with a whitespace** in order to be recognized. Its possible to use separators like "=" and "," - parser will be replace them with whitespace before processing. If no label is found, a generic name will be used i.e. "Graph 0".*
 
 *Examples of supported formats:*
 

docs/index.md

@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Enjoy !
 *Notes:*
 
 
-*The app uses a custom-written parser, which searches the incoming message for plottable data in form of label-value set. At the moment, all labels and values **must be separated with a whitespace** in order to be recognized. Its possible to use separators like "=", ":" and "," - parser will be replace them with whitespace before processing. If no label is found, a generic name will be used i.e. "Graph 0".*
+*The app uses a custom-written parser, which searches the incoming message for plottable data in form of label-value set. At the moment, all labels and values **must be separated with a whitespace** in order to be recognized. Its possible to use separators like "=" and "," - parser will be replace them with whitespace before processing. If no label is found, a generic name will be used i.e. "Graph 0".*
 
 *Examples of supported formats:*
 

src/parser.cpp

@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ void Parser::parse(QString inputString, bool syncToSystemClock, bool useExternal
 
         QRegExp mainSymbols("[+-]?\\d*\\.?\\d+"); // float only   //  QRegExp mainSymbols("[-+]?[0-9]*\.?[0-9]+");
         QRegExp alphanumericSymbols("\\w+");
-        QRegExp sepSymbols("[=:,]");
+        QRegExp sepSymbols("[=,]");
 
         inputStringSplitArrayLines[l].replace(sepSymbols, " ");
         QStringList inputStringSplitArray = inputStringSplitArrayLines[l].simplified().split(QRegExp("\\s+"), QString::SplitBehavior::SkipEmptyParts); // rozdzielamy traktująac spacje jako separator