[xiaobu]

hi,
I mean the system time ,not local time or other.if you can show me a code for a alarm clock ,it will be OK.

[gaba88]

Originally Posted by xiaobu

hi,
I mean the system time ,not local time or other.if you can show me a code for a alarm clock ,it will be OK.

Hello
Please do a search at the wiki i guess ther is sample code for pys60 alarm clock.

Best regards
Gaba88

[jethro.fn]

See the Python 2.2.2 documentation for the time module. There's tons of time-related functions.

What do you mean by "system time"? Most operating systems keep track of time in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), also sometimes called the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). This is the time you get from calling time.time(). You can then convert it to local time with various functions in the time module.

[xiaobu]

Originally Posted by jethro.fn

See the Python 2.2.2 documentation for the time module. There's tons of time-related functions.

What do you mean by "system time"? Most operating systems keep track of time in Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), also sometimes called the Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). This is the time you get from calling time.time(). You can then convert it to local time with various functions in the time module.

i mean if my phone's current time, 19:19 for example,and the time.timelocal() is not the exact time here!
how i can get it?

[xiaobu]

Thank you! my time here is "UTC+8" .

[jethro.fn]

Originally Posted by xiaobu

i mean if my phone's current time, 19:19 for example,and the time.timelocal() is not the exact time here!
how i can get it?

time.localtime() should give you the time. What time are you getting? Maybe your phone's time settings are messed up, somehow.