kpp9c wrote:
> timedelta looks to be just the ticket! bravo, thank you... i guess this
> must be pretty new to Python.
Well, since Python 2.3 (July 2003):
http://www.python.org/doc/2.3.5/whatsnew/node18.html#SECTION000181
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timedelta looks to be just the ticket! bravo, thank you... i guess this
must be pretty new to Python. Nice... more "batteries included"
stuff...
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kpp9c wrote:
> I was looking at python & datetime and hoping that it would already
> have a method/func to translate time formats. I need to translate seconds
> to hh:mm:ss.ms and vice versa and would like the ability to do some basic
> arithmetic in these formats.
Have a look at datetime.timedel
kpp9c wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was looking at python & datetime and hoping that it would already
> have
> a method/func to translate time formats. I need to translate seconds
> to hh:mm:ss.ms and vice versa and would like the ability to do some
> basic arithmetic in these formats. I think that there ju
On 28/04/2006 6:39 PM, kpp9c wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was looking at python & datetime and hoping that it would already
> have
> a method/func to translate time formats. I need to translate seconds to
> hh:mm:ss.ms and vice versa and would like the ability to do some basic
> arithmetic in these formats.
Hi,
I was looking at python & datetime and hoping that it would already
have
a method/func to translate time formats. I need to translate seconds to
hh:mm:ss.ms and vice versa and would like the ability to do some basic
arithmetic in these formats. I think that there just has to be a
package
or mo
