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* Our own error types (squee, such cute little classes) * check_validity of a timestamp without exceptions * tai_offset always returns a timedelta now * add from_standard_source, searches standard linux & freebsd locs, then goes to the network for ietf * reformat some test-run messages so they don't trigger my editor's "error on file and line" regular expression matching * lightly use logging |
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Python Leap Second List
Leap seconds are corrections applied irregularly so that the UTC day stays fixed to the earth's rotation.
This module provides a class for parsing and validating the standard
leap-seconds.list file. Once parsed, it is possible to retrieve the
full list of leap seconds, or find the TAI-UTC offset for any UTC time.