import HTMLcalendar
class Month(SimpleDocument) def __getitem__(self, index) def __init__(self, year=1997, month=1) string __module__ = 'HTMLcalendar' def __setitem__(self, index, dayobj) def add_appt(self, appt) # Methods inherited by Month from SimpleDocument def __str__(self) def html_body_tag(self) def html_head(self) # Methods inherited by Month from BasicDocument def append(self, *items) def append_file(self, filename, marker_function = None) def copy(self) def prepend(self, *items) def write(self, filename = None)
Tweeks to the appearance of the calendar would mostly be done here. Indexing into this class instance will reference the DateTable object contained within.
Argument is a 6-tuple.
Form: (year, month, day, hour, minute, text) int int int str str str <- type
Add content to the Document object.
Arg items can be plain text or objects; multiple arguments supported.
Add the contents of a file to the document.
Return a complete copy of the current Document object.
Return BODY tag with attributes.
Generate the HEAD TITLE and BODY tags.
Add content to the beginning of the Document object.
Arg items can be plain text or objects; multiple arguments supported.
Emit the Document HTML to a file or standard output.
In Unix you can use environment variables in filenames. Will print to stdout if no argument.
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