Bear's Log

I’ve just got done with a large refactoring of my time parsing code. I’ve moved all of the routines into a class (currently named Calendar for lack of a better name) and also moved all of the constants into their own class. The idea is that the CalendarConstants class can be derived from for different translations and then passed to the init method of the Calendar class. I’ve also added an Inc(date, day, month, year) function that takes the given date (or the current day if None) and adds onto it the given days, months and/or years. It adjusts the number of days to handle the different days in each month and also handles leap years. I really need to find some sample Python code to compare how I’ve done certain class implementation details to make sure I’m not really borking something. This is the output from the latest testing run - I have to find out why “next wednesday” has started failing :( True 5 minutes from now True 5 min from now True 5m from now True in 5 minutes True 5 min True 5 min before now True 5 min before next week True 5 hours from noon True 5 hours before noon True in 2 weeks True 7 days before now True next day True next week True last week False next wednesday (2004, 12, 15, 3, 15, 47, 2, 350, 0) (2004, 12, 14, 3, 15, 48, 1, 349, 0) True next friday True Inc(month=4) from Jan 1, 2004 True Inc(month=12) from Jan 1, 2004 True Inc(month=14) from Jan 1, 2004 “parsetime.py":http://code- bear.com:4200/svn/codebear/timeparse/branches/parsetime.py “parsetimeconsts.py":http://code- bear.com:4200/svn/codebear/timeparse/branches/parsetimeconsts.py pretty nifty stuff if I do say so myself