HTTPDate¶

class HTTPDate¶

A container for an HTTP-legal time/date indication. This can accept a string from an HTTP header and will decode it into a C time_t value; conversely, it can accept a time_t value and encode it for output as a string.

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HTTPDate.__add__()¶

HTTPDate.__eq__()¶

HTTPDate.__gt__()¶

HTTPDate.__iadd__()¶

HTTPDate.__init__()¶: Decodes the string into a sensible date. Returns 0 (!is_valid()) if the string cannot be correctly decoded.

HTTPDate.__isub__()¶

HTTPDate.__lt__()¶

HTTPDate.__ne__()¶

HTTPDate.__sub__()¶

HTTPDate.assign()¶

HTTPDate.compare_to()¶: Returns a number less than zero if this HTTPDate sorts before the other one, greater than zero if it sorts after, or zero if they are equivalent.

HTTPDate.get_string()¶

HTTPDate.get_time()¶: Returns the date as a C time_t value.

HTTPDate.input()¶

HTTPDate.is_valid()¶: Returns true if the date is meaningful, or false if it is -1 (which generally indicates the source string could not be parsed.)

static HTTPDate.now()¶: Returns an HTTPDate that represents the current time and date.

HTTPDate.output()¶