[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
span = datetime.now() -
datetime(year=2008,month=8,day=27,hour=12,minute=34,second=56)
if span < timedelta(minutes=37):
# do something
timedelta! Yes, it's obvious that's what I was looking for. I was stuck
with 'timespan' i
Erhard napisał(a):
> I've been looking at the date/time classes and I'm at a loss as to how
> to do this (probably too used to other platforms).
>
> I have two date/time values. One represents 'now' and the other the last
> modified time of a file on disk (from stat). I need to calculate the
> diff
I've been looking at the date/time classes and I'm at a loss as to how
to do this (probably too used to other platforms).
I have two date/time values. One represents 'now' and the other the last
modified time of a file on disk (from stat). I need to calculate the
difference in time (i.e., a 't
