Ejemplos de EventModel.time_description en Python

Ejemplo n.º 1

Archivo: test_event.py Proyecto: ArtInfrastructure/Art-Server

def print_times():
	# just used to eyeball the time strings
	event = EventModel()
	print 'Empty:', event.time_description()

	event.days = '1'
	print 'Tuesday at midnight:', event.time_description()

	event.days = '1,3'
	event.hours = '0, 12'
	print 'Tuesday and Thursday at midnight and noon:', event.time_description()

	event.days = '1,3'
	event.hours = '0,12'
	event.minutes = '15,45'
	print 'Tuesday and Thursday at 0 and 12 hours and 15 and 45 minutes:', event.time_description()

	event.days = '1,3'
	event.hours = '14'
	event.minutes = '30'
	print 'Tuesday and Thursday at 0 and 12 hours at 30 minutes:', event.time_description()

Ejemplo n.º 2

def print_times():
    # just used to eyeball the time strings
    event = EventModel()
    print 'Empty:', event.time_description()

    event.days = '1'
    print 'Tuesday at midnight:', event.time_description()

    event.days = '1,3'
    event.hours = '0, 12'
    print 'Tuesday and Thursday at midnight and noon:', event.time_description(
    )

    event.days = '1,3'
    event.hours = '0,12'
    event.minutes = '15,45'
    print 'Tuesday and Thursday at 0 and 12 hours and 15 and 45 minutes:', event.time_description(
    )

    event.days = '1,3'
    event.hours = '14'
    event.minutes = '30'
    print 'Tuesday and Thursday at 0 and 12 hours at 30 minutes:', event.time_description(
    )