private static List <FormatInfo> PythonFormatToCLIFormat(string format, bool forParse, out bool postProcess, out FoundDateComponents found)
{
postProcess = false;
found = FoundDateComponents.None;
List <FormatInfo> newFormat = new List <FormatInfo>();
for (int i = 0; i < format.Length; i++)
{
if (format[i] == '%')
{
if (i + 1 == format.Length)
{
throw PythonOps.ValueError("badly formatted string");
}
switch (format[++i])
{
case 'a': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("ddd")); break;
case 'A': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("dddd")); break;
case 'b':
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("MMM"));
break;
case 'B':
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("MMMM"));
break;
case 'c':
found |= FoundDateComponents.Date;
AddDate(newFormat);
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.UserText, " "));
AddTime(newFormat);
break;
case 'd':
// if we're parsing we want to use the less-strict
// d format and which doesn't require both digits.
if (forParse)
{
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.CustomFormat, "d"));
}
else
{
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("dd"));
}
break;
case 'H': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("HH")); break;
case 'I': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("hh")); break;
case 'm':
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(forParse ? "M" : "MM"));
break;
case 'M': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(forParse ? "m" : "mm")); break;
case 'p':
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.CustomFormat, "t"));
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.UserText, "M"));
break;
case 'S': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("ss")); break;
case 'x':
found |= FoundDateComponents.Date;
AddDate(newFormat); break;
case 'X':
AddTime(newFormat);
break;
case 'y':
found |= FoundDateComponents.Year;
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("yy"));
break;
case 'Y':
found |= FoundDateComponents.Year;
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("yyyy"));
break;
case '%': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("\\%")); break;
// format conversions not defined by the CLR. We leave
// them as \\% and then replace them by hand later
case 'j': // day of year
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("\\%j"));
postProcess = true;
break;
case 'f':
postProcess = true;
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.UserText, "%f"));
break;
case 'W': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("\\%W")); postProcess = true; break;
case 'U': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("\\%U")); postProcess = true; break; // week number
case 'w': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("\\%w")); postProcess = true; break; // weekday number
case 'z':
case 'Z':
// !!!TODO:
// 'z' for offset
// 'Z' for time zone name; could be from PythonTimeZoneInformation
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.UserText, ""));
break;
default:
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.UserText, "")); break;
}
}
else
{
if (newFormat.Count == 0 || newFormat[newFormat.Count - 1].Type != FormatInfoType.UserText)
{
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.UserText, format[i].ToString()));
}
else
{
newFormat[newFormat.Count - 1].Text = newFormat[newFormat.Count - 1].Text + format[i];
}
}
}
return(newFormat);
}
private static List<FormatInfo> PythonFormatToCLIFormat(string format, bool forParse, out bool postProcess, out FoundDateComponents found) {
postProcess = false;
found = FoundDateComponents.None;
List<FormatInfo> newFormat = new List<FormatInfo>();
for (int i = 0; i < format.Length; i++) {
if (format[i] == '%') {
if (i + 1 == format.Length) throw PythonOps.ValueError("badly formatted string");
switch (format[++i]) {
case 'a':
found |= FoundDateComponents.DayOfWeek;
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("ddd")); break;
case 'A':
found |= FoundDateComponents.DayOfWeek;
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("dddd")); break;
case 'b':
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("MMM"));
break;
case 'B':
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("MMMM"));
break;
case 'c':
found |= FoundDateComponents.Date;
AddDate(newFormat);
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.UserText, " "));
AddTime(newFormat);
break;
case 'd':
// if we're parsing we want to use the less-strict
// d format and which doesn't require both digits.
if (forParse) newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.CustomFormat, "d"));
else newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("dd"));
break;
case 'H': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(forParse ? "H" : "HH")); break;
case 'I': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(forParse ? "h" : "hh")); break;
case 'm':
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(forParse ? "M" : "MM"));
break;
case 'M': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(forParse ? "m" : "mm")); break;
case 'p':
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.CustomFormat, "t"));
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.UserText, "M"));
break;
case 'S': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("ss")); break;
case 'x':
found |= FoundDateComponents.Date;
AddDate(newFormat); break;
case 'X':
AddTime(newFormat);
break;
case 'y':
found |= FoundDateComponents.Year;
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("yy"));
break;
case 'Y':
found |= FoundDateComponents.Year;
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("yyyy"));
break;
case '%': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("\\%")); break;
// format conversions not defined by the CLR. We leave
// them as \\% and then replace them by hand later
case 'j': // day of year
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("\\%j"));
postProcess = true;
break;
case 'f':
postProcess = true;
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.UserText, "%f"));
break;
case 'W': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("\\%W")); postProcess = true; break;
case 'U': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("\\%U")); postProcess = true; break; // week number
case 'w': newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo("\\%w")); postProcess = true; break; // weekday number
case 'z':
case 'Z':
// !!!TODO:
// 'z' for offset
// 'Z' for time zone name; could be from PythonTimeZoneInformation
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.UserText, ""));
break;
default:
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.UserText, "")); break;
}
} else {
if (newFormat.Count == 0 || newFormat[newFormat.Count - 1].Type != FormatInfoType.UserText)
newFormat.Add(new FormatInfo(FormatInfoType.UserText, format[i].ToString()));
else
newFormat[newFormat.Count - 1].Text = newFormat[newFormat.Count - 1].Text + format[i];
}
}
return newFormat;
}
