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java - How to parse case-insensitive strings with jsr310 DateTimeFormatter?

jsr-310 has a handy class DateTimeFormatters which allows you to construct a DateTimeFormatter. I particularly like the pattern(String) method - see javadoc

However, I hit a problem whereby this is case sensitive -- e.g.

DateTimeFormatters.pattern("dd-MMM-yyyy");

matches with "01-Jan-2012", but not with "01-JAN-2012" or "01-jan-2012".

One approach would be to break the string down and parse components, or another would be to use Regex to replace the case-insensitive strings with the case-sensitive string.

But it feels like there ought to be an easier way...

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And there is... according to the User Guide (offline, see JavaDoc instead), you should use DateTimeFormatterBuilder to build a complex DateTimeFormatter

e.g.

DateTimeFormatterBuilder builder = new DateTimeFormatterBuilder();
builder.parseCaseInsensitive();
builder.appendPattern("dd-MMM-yyyy");
DateTimeFormatter dateFormat = builder.toFormatter();

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