washakie wrote:
> Yes, I'm using 2.4, and will not likely be able to upgrade... so, the final,
> as you suggested Kent:
>
>
> dates_dt=([datetime.datetime(int(dates_list[i][0][:4]),int(dates_list[i][0][4:6]),
>
> int(dates_list[i][0][6:8]),int(dates_list[i][0][8:
Yes, I'm using 2.4, and will not likely be able to upgrade... so, the final,
as you suggested Kent:
dates_dt=([datetime.datetime(int(dates_list[i][0][:4]),int(dates_list[i][0][4:6]),
int(dates_list[i][0][6:8]),int(dates_list[i][0][8:10]),
washakie wrote:
> It's not pretty, but this is what seems to work... I'd be happy hear more
> about a better approach... I like the idea of using a list, but ran into
> troubles with min and max, maybe I don't entirely understand the lambda
> function, but when I tried a list, I got an error that m
It's not pretty, but this is what seems to work... I'd be happy hear more
about a better approach... I like the idea of using a list, but ran into
troubles with min and max, maybe I don't entirely understand the lambda
function, but when I tried a list, I got an error that min() has no optional
va
"washakie" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> dates, to selected dates (Tstart, Tend)... Now, I need to get all
> the dates
> (slice) from the dictionary in between the two dates TstartNew and
> TendNew.
> Basically, I need to know what the 'index' is for them in the in the
> dictionay dates_dt. How c
washakie wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'm using the code below to select the closest dates in a dictionary of
> dates, to selected dates (Tstart, Tend)... Now, I need to get all the dates
> (slice) from the dictionary in between the two dates TstartNew and TendNew.
> Basically, I need to know what the 'ind
Hello,
I'm using the code below to select the closest dates in a dictionary of
dates, to selected dates (Tstart, Tend)... Now, I need to get all the dates
(slice) from the dictionary in between the two dates TstartNew and TendNew.
Basically, I need to know what the 'index' is for them in the in t
