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PEP8 Improvements. Remove dependency on DateHandler.

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svn: r14145
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Brian Matherly 2010-01-27 03:38:30 +00:00
parent a001b744b4
commit ac820cb8df
1 changed files with 19 additions and 35 deletions
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src/gen/lib/date.py
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@ -665,13 +665,10 @@ class Date(object):
_("calendar|Islamic"),
_("calendar|Swedish")]
def __init__(self, *source, **kwargs):
def __init__(self, *source):
"""
Create a new Date instance.
"""
calendar = kwargs.get("calendar", None)
modifier = kwargs.get("modifier", None)
quality = kwargs.get("quality", None)
#### setup None, Date, or numbers
if len(source) == 0:
source = None
@ -688,35 +685,14 @@ class Date(object):
raise AttributeError, "invalid args to Date: %s" % source
#### ok, process either date or tuple
if isinstance(source, tuple):
self.calendar = lookup_calendar(calendar)
if modifier is None:
self.modifier = Date.MOD_NONE
else:
self.modifier = self.lookup_modifier(modifier)
if quality is None:
self.quality = Date.QUAL_NONE
else:
self.quality = self.lookup_quality(quality)
self.calendar = Date.CAL_GREGORIAN
self.modifier = Date.MOD_NONE
self.quality = Date.QUAL_NONE
self.dateval = Date.EMPTY
self.text = u""
self.sortval = 0
self.newyear = 0
self.set_yr_mon_day(*source)
elif isinstance(source, str) and source != "":
if (calendar is not None or
modifier is not None or
quality is not None):
raise AttributeError("can't set calendar, modifier, or "
"quality with string date")
import DateHandler
source = DateHandler.parser.parse(source)
self.calendar = source.calendar
self.modifier = source.modifier
self.quality = source.quality
self.dateval = source.dateval
self.text = source.text
self.sortval = source.sortval
self.newyear = source.newyear
elif source:
self.calendar = source.calendar
self.modifier = source.modifier
@ -1504,13 +1480,21 @@ class Date(object):
elif ny == Date.NEWYEAR_SEP1:
split = (9, 1)
if (self.get_month(), self.get_day()) >= split:
d1 = Date(self.get_year(), 1, 1, calendar=self.calendar).sortval
d2 = Date(self.get_year(), split[0], split[1], calendar=self.calendar).sortval
self.sortval -= (d2 - d1)
d1 = Date(self.get_year(), 1, 1)
d1.set_calendar(self.calendar)
d1_val = d1.sortval
d2 = Date(self.get_year(), split[0], split[1])
d2.set_calendar(self.calendar)
d2_val = d2.sortval
self.sortval -= (d2_val - d1_val)
else:
d1 = Date(self.get_year(), 12, 31, calendar=self.calendar).sortval
d2 = Date(self.get_year(), split[0], split[1], calendar=self.calendar).sortval
self.sortval += (d1 - d2) + 1
d1 = Date(self.get_year(), 12, 31)
d1.set_calendar(self.calendar)
d1_val = d1.sortval
d2 = Date(self.get_year(), split[0], split[1])
d2.set_calendar(self.calendar)
d2_val = d2.sortval
self.sortval += (d1_val - d2_val) + 1
if text:
self.text = text
@ -1660,7 +1644,7 @@ class Date(object):
"""
Return a new Date object in the calendar calendar_name.
>>> Date("Jan 1 1591").to_calendar("julian")
>>> Date(1591, 1, 1).to_calendar("julian")
1590-12-22 (Julian)
"""
cal = lookup_calendar(calendar_name)