def strftime(self, format):
"""Return a string representing the date and time, controlled by an
explicit format string.
"""
self.__date._compute_yday_wday_if_necessary()
if self.tzinfo is not None:
njtm = self.__jtm.copy()
njtm.tm_gmtoff = int(self.utcoffset().total_seconds())
njtm.tm_zone = self.tzname()
return jstrftime(format, njtm)
return jstrftime(format, self.jtm)
def strftime(self, format):
"""Return a string representing the date, controlled by an explicit
format string. Format codes referring to hours, minutes or seconds
will see 0 values.
.. Warning::
libjalali's :func:`jstrftime` defines custom formatting directives
which might defined in your platform too but for other intentions.
Check list of libjalali's formatting directives.
"""
self._compute_yday_wday_if_necessary()
return jstrftime(format, self.__jtm)
def strftime(self, format):
"""Return a string representing the date, controlled by an explicit
format string. Format codes referring to hours, minutes or seconds
will see 0 values.
.. Warning::
libjalali's :func:`jstrftime` defines custom formatting directives
which might defined in your platform too but for other intentions.
Check list of libjalali's formatting directives.
"""
self._compute_yday_wday_if_necessary()
return jstrftime(format, self.__jtm)
def strftime(self, format, _decrease_gmtoff_from_secs=False):
"""Return a string representing the date and time, controlled by an
explicit format string.
.. Note ::
To show correct value for some formatting specials, e.g.'%s',
libjalali's :func:`jstrftime` needs timezone informations filled
in :attr:`.jtm.tm_gmtoff` (`issue 4`_) which we could not depend
on here, since naive datetime objects have zero knowledge about
it. Storing these timezone information in a naive datetime
object, make datetime implementation heavily depended on
:func:`jmktime` which have several issues itself. Additionally it
makes :class:`~pyjalali.datetime.datetime` less like
:class:`python:datetime.datetime` since it should store more
information and change method signatures.
For those directives, a possible workaround is to change
:attr:`.jtm` by detecting local zone and putting its effect in
other field values, but this makes other directives (hour, minute,
etc) incorrect. You can use this workaround by passing True as
second argument.
.. _issue 4: https://github.com/ashkang/jcal/issues/4
"""
self.__date._compute_yday_wday_if_necessary()
if self.tzinfo is not None:
njtm = self.__jtm.copy()
njtm.tm_gmtoff = int(self.utcoffset().total_seconds())
njtm.tm_zone = self.tzname()
if _decrease_gmtoff_from_secs:
njtm.tm_sec += (njtm.tm_gmtoff -
jlocaltime(int(_timestamp())).tm_gmtoff)
return jstrftime(format, njtm)
if _decrease_gmtoff_from_secs:
return jstrftime(format, self.__localtime_offset_decreased_jtm())
return jstrftime(format, self.jtm)
def strftime(self, format, _decrease_gmtoff_from_secs=False):
"""Return a string representing the date and time, controlled by an
explicit format string.
.. Note ::
To show correct value for some formatting specials, e.g.'%s',
libjalali's :func:`jstrftime` needs timezone informations filled
in :attr:`.jtm.tm_gmtoff` (`issue 4`_) which we could not depend
on here, since naive datetime objects have zero knowledge about
it. Storing these timezone information in a naive datetime
object, make datetime implementation heavily depended on
:func:`jmktime` which have several issues itself. Additionally it
makes :class:`~pyjalali.datetime.datetime` less like
:class:`python:datetime.datetime` since it should store more
information and change method signatures.
For those directives, a possible workaround is to change
:attr:`.jtm` by detecting local zone and putting its effect in
other field values, but this makes other directives (hour, minute,
etc) incorrect. You can use this workaround by passing True as
second argument.
.. _issue 4: https://github.com/ashkang/jcal/issues/4
"""
self.__date._compute_yday_wday_if_necessary()
if self.tzinfo is not None:
njtm = self.__jtm.copy()
njtm.tm_gmtoff = int(self.utcoffset().total_seconds())
njtm.tm_zone = self.tzname()
if _decrease_gmtoff_from_secs:
njtm.tm_sec += (njtm.tm_gmtoff -
jlocaltime(int(_timestamp())).tm_gmtoff)
return jstrftime(format, njtm)
if _decrease_gmtoff_from_secs:
return jstrftime(format, self.__localtime_offset_decreased_jtm())
return jstrftime(format, self.jtm)
