def print_month(month=datetime.date.today().month,
year=datetime.date.today().year,
today=datetime.date.today()):
"""returns a single month calendar, current date highlighted,
much like cal(1) or python calendar.prmonth
"""
khal = ''
mycal = calendar.Calendar(0) # 0: week starts on monday
month_name = calendar.month_name[month] + ' ' + str(year)
khal = month_name.center(20) + '\n'
khal = khal + bstring('Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su') + '\n'
for mday, wday in mycal.itermonthdays2(year, month):
if mday == 0:
mday = ''
elif mday == today.day and month == today.month and year == today.year:
mday = rstring(str(mday).rjust(2))
khal = khal + str(mday).rjust(2) + ' '
if wday % 7 == 6:
khal = khal + '\n'
khal = khal + '\n'
return khal
def print_month(month=datetime.date.today().month,
year=datetime.date.today().year,
today=datetime.date.today()):
"""returns a single month calendar, current date highlighted,
much like cal(1) or python calendar.prmonth
"""
khal = ''
mycal = calendar.Calendar(0) # 0: week starts on monday
month_name = calendar.month_name[month] + ' ' + str(year)
khal = month_name.center(20) + '\n'
khal = khal + bstring('Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su') + '\n'
for mday, wday in mycal.itermonthdays2(year, month):
if mday == 0:
mday = ''
elif mday == today.day and month == today.month and year == today.year:
mday = rstring(str(mday).rjust(2))
khal = khal + str(mday).rjust(2) + ' '
if wday % 7 == 6:
khal = khal + '\n'
khal = khal + '\n'
return khal
def str_week(week, today):
"""returns a string representing one week,
if for day == today colour is reversed
:param week: list of 6 datetime.date objects (one week)
:type day: list()
:param today: the date of today
:type today: datetime.date
:return: string, which if printed on terminal appears to have length 20,
but may contain ascii escape sequences
:rtype: str
"""
strweek = ''
for day in week:
if day == today:
day = rstring(str(day.day).rjust(2))
else:
day = str(day.day).rjust(2)
strweek = strweek + day + ' '
return strweek
def str_week(week, today):
"""returns a string representing one week,
if for day == today colour is reversed
:param week: list of 6 datetime.date objects (one week)
:type day: list()
:param today: the date of today
:type today: datetime.date
:return: string, which if printed on terminal appears to have length 20,
but may contain ascii escape sequences
:rtype: str
"""
strweek = ''
for day in week:
if day == today:
day = rstring(str(day.day).rjust(2))
else:
day = str(day.day).rjust(2)
strweek = strweek + day + ' '
return strweek
