Non-u.s. Date formats with DateTime module
Tim Peters
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Mon Feb 3 21:20:19 EST 2003
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[JD] > I believe I have discovered a link between the DateTime module and and > stress related heart failure. After many annoying timezone related bugs > (AEST != US/Eastern, despite pythons evil attempts to thwart me), I am > down to one last major problem. ... I expect you should try this on a Zope list. There is no DateTime module in Python, although Python 2.3 will introduce a datetime module (which is still disjoint from Zope2's DateTime.py, but is the same as Zope3's _datetime.py (which still isn't the same as Zope2's DateTime.py <wink>)).
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