QT 4.4 and timedelta

[admoore]

Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but is there a QT object to
represent time intervals, a la datetime.timede lta?

I'm working on a utility that displays database query results from a
postgres database (using psycopg2) in a QTableView. For columns
created using "age(some_date_ column)", I get a datetime.timede lta
object from psycopg2.

What I'd like is to be able to format this column in a friendly way
(say "7 years, 2 months, 4 days"), yet have the QTableView treat it
properly (e.g. for sorting purposes, not sorting it lexically but by
the actual length of time).

Anyone have any input or ideas on this?

[Mohamed Yousef]

Re: QT 4.4 and timedelta

I'm not very sure about this , but it's logicallay enough to be said
i think the QTableView ordering mechanism must provide some overriding
functionality through accepting a comparing function from you
check it

On Mon, Aug 25, 2008 at 7:48 PM, admoore <me@alandmoore. comwrote:

Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but is there a QT object to
represent time intervals, a la datetime.timede lta?
>
I'm working on a utility that displays database query results from a
postgres database (using psycopg2) in a QTableView. For columns
created using "age(some_date_ column)", I get a datetime.timede lta
object from psycopg2.
>
What I'd like is to be able to format this column in a friendly way
(say "7 years, 2 months, 4 days"), yet have the QTableView treat it
properly (e.g. for sorting purposes, not sorting it lexically but by
the actual length of time).
>
Anyone have any input or ideas on this?
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