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Time and date conversion [Python]

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Time and date conversion [Python]

by Admin Sun Oct 12, 2014 9:28 pm

The program is intended to convert time and date from and to various timezones. It supports DST, user-entered vs. current local time, as well as names for timezones.
To invoke the documentation of all currently supported options:
Code: [Select]
python timezone.py -h
Make sure you have a file named
Code: [Select]
timezones
in the program's working directory that contains something like
Code: [Select]
ACT +8
ADT -3
AST -4
This way you can define names for timezones.
Add entries as you need them. Just make sure that the name is seperated from the UTC offset by a space.
This way you should be able to use ACT instead of UTC+8.

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