PEP 321: Date/Time Parsing and Formatting
Paul Moore
pf_moore at yahoo.co.uk
Mon Nov 17 17:05:13 EST 2003
Gerrit Holl <gerrit at nl.linux.org> writes:
> I prefer solution 2. I think it is the most object-oriented way. And we
> already have several date/time modules: datetime, time, calendar. I think
> we should have only one, and have calendar integrated into time. I try
> to avoid using the time module whenever I can. I don't like it. It doesn't
> nicely fit into my brain, it isn't object-oriented, I think it is to much
> low-level.
Just a brief comment here - I'm not sure I see the need to be too
object-oriented here. Loading too much into classmethods of date,
time, and datetime seems clumsy (not least because everything gets
duplicated 3 times - conceptually, if not in terms of implementation).
But it's a style issue, and you'll probably always get people with
differing opinions.
Paul
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