John Machin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > [E:\Projects]c:\Python24\python.exe -c "import os; print
os.path.getmtime('p64.py')"
> > 1164470381
> >
> > [E:\Projects]c:\Python25\python.exe -c "import os; print
os.path.getmtime('p64.py')"
> > 1164466781.28
> >
> > This is python 2.4.4 and Python 2.5.1 on windows XP.
> > The reported time clearly differs.
> >
> > --Irmen
>
> Well nitpicked, but irrelevant to the OP's perceptual problem.
>
> The reported time clearly differs due to the result being (as
> documented) now a float instead of an int. The OP is complaining about
> an alleged difference of time-zone magnitude (i.e. at least 30
> minutes, not 0.28 seconds). Somehow he has got the idea that Python
> 2.4 & earlier returned local time, not UTC.
Please look at those number again, beyond the float/int distinction.
>>> 1164466781.28 - 1164470381
-3599.7200000286102
the difference (rounding to an int number of seconds) is just about one
hour; in certain parts of the world (Europe and Africa), that could
indeed be a timezone issue.
Alex
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