#! env python """ Very simply emulate UNIX cal program. """ from calendar import TextCalendar from datetime import datetime import sys yearly = False args=sys.argv[1:] if args: if len(args)>1: month, year = int(args[0]), int(args[1]) else: yearly = True year = int(args[0]) else: now=datetime.now() month, year = now.month, now.year cal=TextCalendar() if yearly: cal.pryear(year) else: cal.prmonth(year, month)
#Example of working with Calendar import calendar from calendar import TextCalendar cal = TextCalendar() #Returns the calender for the year 2017 cal.pryear(2017) #Returns the calender for the month of Novemeber in 2017 cal.prmonth(2017, 11)
#Example of working with Calendar import calendar from calendar import TextCalendar cal = TextCalendar() #Returns the calender for the year 2017 cal.pryear(2018) #Returns the calender for the month of Novemeber in 2017 cal.prmonth(2018, 6)
print(calendar.monthrange(2021,10))
print(calendar.monthcalendar(2019, 10))
print(calendar.prmonth(2021, 10))
print(calendar.prcal(2021))
print(calendar.day_name[0])
print(calendar.day_abbr[0])
print(calendar.month_name[1])
print(calendar.month_abbr[1])
print('--------------------------------')
c = Calendar()
print(list(c.itermonthdates(2021, 7)))
print(list(c.itermonthdays2(2020, 7)))
print(list(c.itermonthdays3(2021, 7)))
print(list(c.itermonthdays4(2021, 7)))
print('--------------------------------')
tx = TextCalendar()
print(tx.formatmonth(2021, 9))
print(tx.prmonth(2021, 9))
print(tx.formatyear(2021))
print(tx.pryear(2021))
print('---------------------------------')
hc = HTMLCalendar()
print(hc.formatmonth(2021, 10))
print(hc.formatyear(2021))
print(hc.formatyearpage(2021))
