I am in the process of building an app that syncs with Google Tasks. As part part of the syncing, I want to compare the local task and the API task, and see which one has been changed more recently.
I\'m trying to parse the date returned as a value from the HTML5 datetime input field. Try it in Opera to see an example. The date returned looks like this: 2011-05-03T11:58:01Z.
I am trying to generate RFC 3339 compliant date strings (ie. \'2008-03-19T00:00:00.0000000-04:00\') however I seem to be having an issue with the offset being invalid. I am using the following:
I have strings like 2011-01-19T20:30:00-5:00 and I\'d like to parse them into an NSDate but I want to keep the original time zone.
In my project i am getting \"2008-02-01T10:03:23.793-06:00\" this date format in string i have to convert into NSDate i am using
I开发者_StackOverflow have a date string like this (ISO 8601 combined date and time representation or RFC 3339):
I have a directory with a set of YYYY-MM-DD-dated files in as so: pictures/ 2010-08-14.png 2010-08-17.png
In Python, what is the best way 开发者_如何学Goto get the RFC 3339 YYYY-MM-DD text from the output of gtk.Calendar::get_date()?Thanks to Mark and treeface for the solutions, but it seems I\'ve invente
I inserted this timestamp as par开发者_开发百科t of the blogger query: http://www.blogger.com/feeds/26861498/posts/default?published-min=1937-01-01T12:00:27.87+08:00
Is there an easy way to convert an RFC 3339 time into a regular Python timestamp? I\'ve got a script which is reading an ATOM feed and I\'d like开发者_StackOverflow to be able to compare the timestam
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