On Mar 3, 12:54 am, Scott Macri <scottma...@gmail.com> wrote:
> OK, I guess a better question is how do I switch my time outputs using
> datetime.time from 24-hour clock to 12-hour clock so I can use am/pm?
>
I think this will work for what you need:
>>> import datetime
>>> TIME_CHOICES = [(datetime.time(12, min), datetime.time(12,
>>> min).strftime('%I:%M %p')) for min in range(0, 60, 15)]
>>> print tuple(TIME_CHOICES)
((datetime.time(12, 0), '12:00 PM'), (datetime.time(12, 15), '12:15
PM'), (datetime.time(12, 30), '12:30 PM'), (datetime.time(12, 45),
'12:45 PM'))
You'll have to add another loop for the hours if you want more than
just 12:xx.
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