On 2 Dec 2003 at 13:39, Jamie Heilman wrote:
> > >>> y = DateTime.DateTime(dx) y
> > DateTime('2003/12/01')
> > >>> y.strftime("%a %b. %d")
> > 'Sun Nov. 30'
> > >>> y.strftime("%a %b %d %H:%M:%S")
> > 'Sun Nov 30 23:59:38'
>
> Lovely. Its always bugged me that DateTime carried all its own zone
Brad Clements wrote:
> Yesterday I switched my Linux machines to use clockspeed 0.62 and
> therefore had to switch to the right/EST5EDT timezone.
>
> Today my client calls rather upset that lots of data has disappeared
> from his database, etc..
Interesting, I've been using right/US/Pacific mysel
Yesterday I switched my Linux machines to use clockspeed 0.62 and therefore had to
switch to the right/EST5EDT timezone.
Today my client calls rather upset that lots of data has disappeared from his
database,
etc..
So while I have found and fixed a bunch of timezone conversion problems in my c
