You've gotten some really excellent advice about how to approach working
with the time format. Here's a chunk of code I use quite a bit. It's
probably sub-optimal, but playing with it might help you come up with a
solution that works for your application.
def Int2Digit(integer):
if integer < 9:
strInteger = "0"+str(integer)
else:
strInteger = str(integer)
return strInteger
def TimeStampMaker():
import datetime
t = datetime.datetime.now()
strTmonth = Int2Digit(t.month)
strTday = Int2Digit(t.day)
strThour = Int2Digit(t.hour)
strTminute = Int2Digit(t.minute)
timeStamp = str(t.year)+strTmonth+strTday+strThour+strTminute
return timeStamp
Good Luck - D
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