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Just as you can change the linux date by the terminal in the format {month}{day}{time}{minute}{year}, all together, I wanted to know how to save the current date in a variable (Python), change the date and time with a terminal application and then change back to the date in the variable.
ex: date: Wed Nov 1 11:22:33 UTC 2015 need help showing: 11(November)1(day)11(hour)22(minute)15(year) without the "()"
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Well, the manual of date is quite complete as to the format. In your case, I suggest the following command line:
date +"%d%m%H%M%G"
where in my terminal, provides the following output:
250211152016
P.S. Take a look at the manual of date to understand output formats
The answer didn’t seem appropriate. The question is clear: "Save the current date in a Python variable".
@Lacobus wow, retaliation. I like that. It goes on your resume here
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11(novembro)1(dia)11(hora)22(minuto)15(ano)without the parentheses111112215. There aren’t any gaps missing there?– Victor Stafusa
no, to change the date by the terminal is anyway, but the day is not "1" the right and '01"
– Krossbow
Managed to solve your problem?
– durtto