time conversion /kv
I have this little script: mytime = pCommon(2003/11/01) return mytime but it does return this error ... why?? Error Type: NameError Error Value: global name 'pCommon' is not defined how should I convert the date? thanks!! -- 'K:) -- Kai Vermehr | eBoy http://www.eboy.com
--On Freitag, 7. November 2003 17:22 Uhr +0100 Kai Vermehr <k@eboy.com> wrote:
I have this little script:
mytime = pCommon(2003/11/01) return mytime
Why should this work? pCommon() seems to be a method of the DateTime API. Means you must pass the the date as string to the constructor of DateTime and then call the pCommon() on the instance. -aj
I'm sorry, but I'm fairly new to programming and Zope ... why does a method of the DateTime API not work with Python Scripts? What is a constructor? And how call the pCommon() on the instance? What is the instance in this case? And is it possible to make a date conversion with a Python script or even recommendable? Maybe an example would help ... thanks! On 07.11.2003, at 17:28, Andreas Jung wrote:
--On Freitag, 7. November 2003 17:22 Uhr +0100 Kai Vermehr <k@eboy.com> wrote:
I have this little script:
mytime = pCommon(2003/11/01) return mytime
Why should this work? pCommon() seems to be a method of the DateTime API. Means you must pass the the date as string to the constructor of DateTime and then call the pCommon() on the instance.
-aj
mytime = DateTime('2003/11/01').pCommon() -aj p.s. i suggest to learn the basic of object orientprogramming by stepping through Python tutorial first. --On Freitag, 7. November 2003 17:39 Uhr +0100 Kai Vermehr <k@eboy.com> wrote:
I'm sorry, but I'm fairly new to programming and Zope ...
why does a method of the DateTime API not work with Python Scripts? What is a constructor? And how call the pCommon() on the instance? What is the instance in this case?
And is it possible to make a date conversion with a Python script or even recommendable?
Maybe an example would help ...
thanks!
On 07.11.2003, at 17:28, Andreas Jung wrote:
--On Freitag, 7. November 2003 17:22 Uhr +0100 Kai Vermehr <k@eboy.com> wrote:
I have this little script:
mytime = pCommon(2003/11/01) return mytime
Why should this work? pCommon() seems to be a method of the DateTime API. Means you must pass the the date as string to the constructor of DateTime and then call the pCommon() on the instance.
-aj
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thanks! Is there a good tutorial you would recommend? Will start with "How to think like a Computer Scientist" this weekend ... 'K:? On 07.11.2003, at 17:55, Andreas Jung wrote:
mytime = DateTime('2003/11/01').pCommon()
-aj
p.s. i suggest to learn the basic of object orientprogramming by stepping through Python tutorial first.
--On Freitag, 7. November 2003 17:39 Uhr +0100 Kai Vermehr <k@eboy.com> wrote:
I'm sorry, but I'm fairly new to programming and Zope ...
why does a method of the DateTime API not work with Python Scripts? What is a constructor? And how call the pCommon() on the instance? What is the instance in this case?
And is it possible to make a date conversion with a Python script or even recommendable?
Maybe an example would help ...
thanks!
On 07.11.2003, at 17:28, Andreas Jung wrote:
--On Freitag, 7. November 2003 17:22 Uhr +0100 Kai Vermehr <k@eboy.com> wrote:
I have this little script:
mytime = pCommon(2003/11/01) return mytime
Why should this work? pCommon() seems to be a method of the DateTime API. Means you must pass the the date as string to the constructor of DateTime and then call the pCommon() on the instance.
-aj
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On Fri, 2003-11-07 at 09:05, Kai Vermehr wrote:
thanks! Is there a good tutorial you would recommend? Will start with "How to think like a Computer Scientist" this weekend
That's a good one. Also check out: http://diveintopython.org/ HTH, Dylan
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