UTC equivalent of time.mktime() ?
Donn Cave
donn at u.washington.edu
Thu Apr 18 12:31:25 EDT 2002
Quoth Graham Ashton <gashton at cmedltd.com>:
...
| I was using strptime() and mktime() to get seconds since the epoch in
| localtime. I was trying to work out if I could do anything simpler than
| this (in which two of the "-" signs should be "+" signs):
|
| >>> def local2utc(secs):
| ... if time.daylight:
| ... return secs - time.timezone - time.altzone
| ... else:
| ... return secs - time.timezone
|
| to get the seconds since the epoch into UTC. It's looking as though the
| answer (in general) is "no".
Yes, I mean, no.
Donn Cave, donn at u.washington.edu
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