[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>...
>>> if float(seconds[0]) < 10: seconds[0] = '0' +
>>> seconds[0][:-1]
>>> if float(seconds[1]) < 10: seconds[1] = '0' +
>>> seconds[1][:-1] I've not handled leading 0s on the seconds field (I
>>> tried, but can't
>> figure out how to specify zero-filled field width for floats -- works
>> for integers)
>
> I ran into the same problem, thats why I did it the way I did, instead
> of continuing to wrestle with python's string formatting.
For this portion, you could quite simply:
totalsecs = int(whatever)
print '%02d:%02d' % divmod(totalsecs, 60)
Or, depending on your leading zero requirements:
totalsecs = int(whatever)
print '%2d:%02d' % divmod(totalsecs, 60)
--Scott David Daniels
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