mx.DateTime formatting, need milliseconds

[Troy]

Hi-

I'm running Python 2.3 on Windows so I am using the mx.DateTime
package to parse timestamps from a log.

The timestamps are formatted like so:
2004-02-24 15:42:03,707

When I use the default formats for the getDateTimeFromString()
function, I lose the milliseconds. I can't find documentation
anywhere about how to write a format string for mx.DateTime so I can't
write my own format string.

I really need that data. Thanks!

Troy

[M.-A. Lemburg]

Troy wrote:

Hi-

I'm running Python 2.3 on Windows so I am using the mx.DateTime
package to parse timestamps from a log.

The timestamps are formatted like so:
2004-02-24 15:42:03,707

When I use the default formats for the getDateTimeFromString()
function, I lose the milliseconds. I can't find documentation
anywhere about how to write a format string for mx.DateTime so I can't
write my own format string.

I really need that data. Thanks!

mxDateTime has a strptime() parser that you could use,
but the Parser.DateTimeFromString() parser should be able
to parse the above as well (replace ',' with '.').

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