Quote:
Originally Posted by weasal
I have a recipe that pulls a newspaper from another timezone and converts it to a mobi format book. I want to be able to control the publication date/time of the resulting book so it can be in the future.
For exmaple:
My local time is 6 pm, Sept 27, the newspaper's local time is 1 am next day, Sept 28 so the newspaper is from tomorrow (as far as I'm concerned).
At the moment, when I run the recipe, the publication date of the resulting book is Sept 27 and I want it to be Sept 28.
I noticed that the basic recipe uses nowf to obtain the dates for the publication date and timestamp used for the resulting book but I can't see a way to change the behavior.
Thanks!
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read this:
http://docs.python.org/library/time.html#time.strptime
example (I have not tested):
Code:
import time
log = '16/Jan/2010:18:11:06 +0100'
dt = time.strptime(log, '%d/%b/%Y:%H:%M:%S +0100')
you might also be able to try this in the recipe under the title section
timefmt = ' [%a,%d %B %Y %I:%M %p +0100]'