def test_030_now_with_argument(self):
"Return an object that represents the current moment in the day."
# for the time being, let's use the good old datetime module :-)
import datetime
# we must ensure that at least once in three times we get the same values in seconds
count = 0
while count < 3:
datetime_now = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
datetime_frac_seconds = datetime_now.hour * 3600 + datetime_now.minute * 60 + datetime_now.second
time_now = Time.now(to_utc=0)
if int(time_now.day_frac * 86400) == datetime_frac_seconds:
break
count += 1
assert count < 3, "Unable to get at least one a correct Time.now(to_utc=0)"
assert time_now.to_utc == 0
# again but with class
count = 0
while count < 3:
datetime_now = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
datetime_frac_seconds = datetime_now.hour * 3600 + datetime_now.minute * 60 + datetime_now.second
time_now = Time.now(to_utc=DummyTZ(0, 1))
if int(time_now.day_frac * 86400) == datetime_frac_seconds:
break
count += 1
assert count < 3, "Unable to get at least one a correct Time.now(to_utc=DummyTZ(0, 1))"
assert time_now.to_utc == 0
def test_030_now_with_argument(self):
"""Return an object that represents the current moment in the day."""
# for the time being, let's use the good old datetime module :-)
import datetime
# we must ensure that at least once in three times we get the same values in seconds
count = 0
while count < 3:
datetime_now = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
time_now = Time.now(to_utc=0)
datetime_frac_seconds = (
datetime_now.hour * 3600
+ datetime_now.minute * 60
+ datetime_now.second
)
if int(time_now.day_frac * 86400) == datetime_frac_seconds:
break
count += 1
assert count < 3, "Unable to get at least one a correct Time.now(to_utc=0)"
assert time_now.to_utc == 0
# again but with class
count = 0
while count < 3:
datetime_now = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
time_now = Time.now(to_utc=DummyToUtc(0, 1))
datetime_frac_seconds = (
datetime_now.hour * 3600
+ datetime_now.minute * 60
+ datetime_now.second
)
if int(time_now.day_frac * 86400) == datetime_frac_seconds:
break
count += 1
assert count < 3, "Unable to get at least one a correct Time.now(to_utc=DummyToUtc(0, 1))"
assert time_now.to_utc == 0
def test_020_now(self):
"Return an object that represents the current moment in the day."
# for the time being, let's use the good old datetime module :-)
import datetime, time
# we must ensure that at least once in three times we get the same values in seconds
count = 0
while count < 3:
datetime_now = datetime.datetime.now()
datetime_frac_seconds = datetime_now.hour * 3600 + datetime_now.minute * 60 + datetime_now.second
time_now = Time.now()
if int(time_now.day_frac * 86400) == datetime_frac_seconds:
break
count += 1
assert count < 3, "Unable to get at least one a correct Time.now()"
assert int(time_now.to_utc) == time.timezone
def test_020_now(self):
"""Return an object that represents the current moment in the day."""
# for the time being, let's use the good old datetime module :-)
import datetime, time
# we must ensure that at least once in three times we get the same values in seconds
count = 0
while count < 3:
datetime_now = datetime.datetime.now()
time_now = Time.now()
datetime_frac_seconds = (
datetime_now.hour * 3600
+ datetime_now.minute * 60
+ datetime_now.second
)
if int(time_now.day_frac * 86400) == datetime_frac_seconds:
break
count += 1
assert count < 3, "Unable to get at least one a correct Time.now()"
assert int(time_now.to_utc) == time.timezone