def make_long_date_format(arrowtime: Arrow) -> str:
# Translators: for example Nov 3 or Dec 31
# Translators: %(variable)s represents Python code, not a plural of the term
# variable. You must keep the %(variable)s untranslated, or the program will
# crash.
long_format = _('%(month)s %(numeric_day)s') % {
'month': arrowtime.datetime.strftime('%b'),
'numeric_day': arrowtime.format('D')
}
# Translators: for example Nov 15 2015
# Translators: %(variable)s represents Python code, not a plural of the term
# variable. You must keep the %(variable)s untranslated, or the program will
# crash.
return _('%(date)s %(year)s') % dict(date=long_format, year=arrowtime.year)
def at(self, day: Arrow):
daystr = day.format(fmt="YYYYMMDD", locale="zh_cn")
return self._tineline.get(daystr, ())
