time ignored when using "tomorrow, [anytime]" email sent at midnight about gmail-delay-send HOT 6 CLOSED

Over at the datejs wiki, a programmer posted some code to invoke datejs in a 
way that the "tomorrow 8am" format will give a good result.  Maybe 
gmail-delay-send could use this method to produce a better result.  Here is the 
link:

https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!topic/datejs/YUGsQplVZHI

Thanks for the pointer barry.troy!

Just starting to work on the next version of gmail-delay-send and will be sure 
to include this code snippit:

Replace 

g._start = _.process(_.set([ g.date, g.time, g.expression ], 
        g.generalDelimiter, g.whiteSpace), t.finish); 

with 

g._start = _.process(_.set([ g.date, g.time, g.expression, 
g.expression ], 
        g.generalDelimiter, g.whiteSpace), t.finish); 

It would most probably be more elegant to redefine the double 
g.expression with two more distinct parsers, but this quick solution 
did it for me. Hope it also helps someone else. 

Also, removed the 'tomorrow, 5pm' example from the wiki to avoid future 
confusion.

Issue 51 has been merged into this issue.

Issue 53 has been merged into this issue.

Tried making the change in datejs suggested above, but neither 'tomorrow, 10pm' 
or 'tomorrow 10pm' seem to work.

b/c this is a datejs issue, I'm going to mark as a WontFix. I would open a bug 
against datejs, but it appears that there isn't any active development on that 
project so might not make much of a difference unless you want to try to fix it 
yourself.

Thanks for checking out the project!