kim...@ya... wrote:
>Hi list,
>
>Took some headscratching to figure out that I can get
>at the date string of a calendar object from:
>
> dateObj = self.components.caCalendar.date
>
>where caCalendar is a PythonCard calendar object.
>
>Does anybody know of an easy way to convert the date
>object that comes back to a standard string like:
>
> Thursday, July 15 2005
>
>
>
I had some code that used Pythoncard calendar objects, but it's been a
while since I looked at it.
What I did then was
> result = calDialog.calDialog(self, date)
> if result.accepted:
> date = result.date
> self.components.DateYear.value = date.GetYear()
> self.components.DateMonth.value = date.GetMonth() + 1
> self.components.DateDay.value = date.GetDay()
> else:
> s = "No date entered"
I think (but haven't tried it out) that it's a wxDateTime, so any of the
functions listed in the wx Docs could be used - so you could do
s = date.FormatDate()
to get the "standard representation", or
s= date.Format(formatstring)
where formatstring takes the same values as stdlib's strftime()
(See also Python datetime documentation which covers strftime options)
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