time
Currently the implementation is n_time module . The following is its doc:
Warning:
A few of the format directives for strftime/strptime are not supported, and using them causes AssertDefect. They are listed in nstrfptime.NotImplDirectives
Consts
DefaultTimeFormat = "%a %b %d %H:%M:%S %Y"
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Procs
func asctime(t: Some_struct_time): PyStr
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Example:
assert asctime(gmtime(0)) == "Thu Jan 1 00:00:00 1970"
Source Edit proc strptime(s: PyStr; format = DefaultTimeFormat): struct_time {. ...raises: [ValueError, TimeParseError, TimeFormatParseError], tags: [TimeEffect], forbids: [].}
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Warning: In current implementation, whitespace in format string means itself AS-IS, unlike C or Python, where any whitespace means a serial of any whitespaces. If really wanting the behavior of C's, consider using std/strscan.Warning: Current strptime is just locale-unaware, when it comes to "the locale's format", like "%x", it always uses the format of "C" locale, no matter what the locale is. a.k.a. Changing locale via C's api in <locale.h> doesn't affect this function.Source Edit
Exports
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sleep, sleep, time, time_ns, perf_counter, monotonic_ns, perf_counter_ns, process_time, monotonic, <=, struct_time, <=, <, <, ==, <=, struct_time_tuple10, ==, repr, Some_struct_time, <=, ==, Some_struct_time_tuple, <, struct_time_tuple11, <=, ==, ==, <, <, struct_time_tuple, toTuple, localtime, mktime, mktime, localtime, gmtime, gmtime, gmtime, localtime