Fredrik Lundh wrote:
>
> Or to put it another way, I want the following to work for any time object,
> including mxDateTime objects, any date/timestamp returned by a DB-API
> driver, and weird date/time-like types I've developed myself:
>
> if isinstance(t, basetime):
> # yay! it's a timestamp
> print t.timetuple()
Looks good! I'd prefer None to -1, though, for the last three items of
the tuple. Also, the raise on utctime() should be NotImplementedError,
maybe?
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