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Author	kxroberto
Date	2006年04月24日.09:40:31
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Very often I need (for logging purposes, legal international action confirmation display, ...) quickly a stable/constant/technical/international timezone info in addition to %c / .asctime. And find me regularly checking if the computer/server displays %Z nice, writing 10-liner funcs ... found %z by trial (and in footnote) yet time.strftime('%c %z') flickers (on Windows..) think, %z can be computed very easily independent of OS libs? time.altzone /% 3600 ... ==> "+/-HHMM" ? that could be doc'ed. ( the sign of time.timezone / time.altzone is unfortunately revers of RFC standardds , yet its ok doced. there should be a function/update-function for long running apps also ? ) then .asctime_tz() would be very nice to find it in the docs. (and maybe asctime_TZ) -robert

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Very often I need (for logging purposes, legal
international action confirmation display, ...) quickly
a stable/constant/technical/international timezone info
in addition to %c / .asctime. And find me regularly
checking if the computer/server displays %Z nice,
writing 10-liner funcs ...
found %z by trial (and in footnote)
yet time.strftime('%c %z') flickers (on Windows..)
think, %z can be computed very easily independent of OS
libs? time.altzone /% 3600 ... ==> "+/-HHMM" ?
that could be doc'ed.
( the sign of time.timezone / time.altzone is
unfortunately revers of RFC standardds , yet its ok
doced. there should be a function/update-function for
long running apps also ? )
then .asctime_tz() would be very nice to find it in the
docs. (and maybe asctime_TZ)
-robert

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