For more information about manipulating dates in Pyxplot, see Section 4.11. For more information about manipulating times and dates in Pyxplot, see Section 4.11. Many of the methods listed below take an optional timezone string as their final argument. This should be specified in the form Europe/London, America/New_York or Australia/Perth, as used by the tz database. A complete list of available timezones can be found here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tz_database_time_zones. If universal time is used, the timezone may be specified as UTC.
str(<format>,<timezone>
The str(<format>,<timezone>
toDayOfMonth(<timezone>
The toDayOfMonth(<timezone>
toDayWeekName(<timezone>
The toDayWeekName(<timezone>
toDayWeekNum(<timezone>
The toDayWeekNum(<timezone>
toHour(<timezone>
The toHour(<timezone>
toJD()
The toJD() method converts a date object to a numerical Julian date.
toMinute(<timezone>
The toMinute(<timezone>
toMJD()
The toMJD() method converts a date object to a modified Julian date.
toMonthName(<timezone>
The toMonthName(<timezone>
toMonthNum(<timezone>
The toMonthNum(<timezone>
toSecond(<timezone>
The toSecond(<timezone>
toUnix()
The toUnix() method converts a date object to a Unix time.