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It's possible using only a built-in module?

Thx,

Manuel


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Manuel Bastioni wrote:
> It's possible using only a built-in module?

Sure:

>>> import os, stat
>>> s = os.stat("c:/tmp")
>>> time.strftime("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M", time.localtime(s.st_mtime))
'2003-09-08 19:17'

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What a stupid thing to say.

-- Gerhard

Manuel Bastioni wrote:
>
> It's possible using only a built-in module?

os.path.getmtime()

> > It's possible using only a built-in module?
>
> os.path.getmtime()
....

>>> import os, stat
>>> s = os.stat("c:/tmp")

os isn't built-in
Thx,

Manuel

Manuel Bastioni wrote:

> os isn't built-in

In that case, I think the relevant question is why you think you need a
builtin function rather than a standard library function.

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Manuel Bastioni wrote:
>
> > > It's possible using only a built-in module?
> >
> > os.path.getmtime()
> ...
>
> >>> import os, stat
> >>> s = os.stat("c:/tmp")
>
> os isn't built-in

The question was strange, since requiring a true builtin for
this is pointless, so I interpreted the question as though
you were a newbie who didn't use the term "built-in" to mean
what it usually means in Python. I figured you just wanted
to use a module that came with standard Python instead of
requiring a separate download.

So since you've clarified that, I'll be interested to see the
answer to Erik Max Francis' question, too.

-Peter

> The question was strange, since requiring a true builtin for
> this is pointless, so I interpreted the question as though
> you were a newbie who didn't use the term "built-in" to mean
> what it usually means in Python. I figured you just wanted
> to use a module that came with standard Python instead of
> requiring a separate download.
>
> So since you've clarified that, I'll be interested to see the
> answer to Erik Max Francis' question, too.


I want use only built-in module because
I'm writing a python scripts from Blender.
To have all standard libs, the Blender user
(often not developer) must install the full python
distribution, and after must set the python path
in Blender.
http://www.elysiun.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7723

To semplify this, I want use only the
built-in function, directly in Blender interpreter.

You can see my script here:
http://www.dedalo-3d.com/makehuman.html
http://www.dedalo-3d.com/disp_en.html

Thanks,

Manuel


PS for Gerhard:
>What a stupid thing to say.
This is only an automatic message from my antivirus.