lib/python/Components/Converter/ClockToText.py

   1 from Converter import Converter
   2 from time import localtime, strftime
   3
   4 class ClockToText(Converter, object):
   5         DEFAULT = 0
   6         WITH_SECONDS = 1
   7         IN_MINUTES = 2
   8         DATE = 3
   9
  10         # add: date, date as string, weekday, ...
  11         # (whatever you need!)
  12
  13         def __init__(self, type):
  14                 Converter.__init__(self, type)
  15                 if type == "WithSeconds":
  16                         self.type = self.WITH_SECONDS
  17                 elif type == "InMinutes":
  18                         self.type = self.IN_MINUTES
  19                 elif type == "Date":
  20                         self.type = self.DATE
  21                 else:
  22                         self.type = self.DEFAULT
  23
  24         def getText(self):
  25                 time = self.source.time
  26                 if time is None:
  27                         return ""
  28
  29                 # handle durations
  30                 if self.type == self.IN_MINUTES:
  31                         return "%d min" % (time / 60)
  32
  33                 t = localtime(time)
  34
  35                 if self.type == self.WITH_SECONDS:
  36                         return "%2d:%02d:%02d" % (t.tm_hour, t.tm_min, t.tm_sec)
  37                 elif self.type == self.DEFAULT:
  38                         return "%02d:%02d" % (t.tm_hour, t.tm_min)
  39                 elif self.type == self.DATE:
  40                         return strftime("%A %B %d, %Y", t)
  41                 else:
  42                         return "???"
  43
  44         text = property(getText)