I noticed that there doesn't currently seem to be a
function that takes a tuple of date information (like
that returned by localtime()) and turns it into a
Unix time -- effectively, the reverse operation to
localtime() or gmtime().
It's a very useful operation to have when working
with dates and times. Perl has it in the timelocal.pl
script and i was thinking of stealing the logic in it
to add a similar function to Python.
So, before i go reinvent the wheel -- have i missed the
fact that we already have this function? Would anyone
care if it was added?
Thanks for your thoughts...
-- ?!ng
function that takes a tuple of date information (like
that returned by localtime()) and turns it into a
Unix time -- effectively, the reverse operation to
localtime() or gmtime().
It's a very useful operation to have when working
with dates and times. Perl has it in the timelocal.pl
script and i was thinking of stealing the logic in it
to add a similar function to Python.
So, before i go reinvent the wheel -- have i missed the
fact that we already have this function? Would anyone
care if it was added?
Thanks for your thoughts...
-- ?!ng