Lightstar/venv/Lib/site-packages/feedparser/datetimes/asctime.py

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from .rfc822 import _parse_date_rfc822

_months = [
    'jan',
    'feb',
    'mar',
    'apr',
    'may',
    'jun',
    'jul',
    'aug',
    'sep',
    'oct',
    'nov',
    'dec',
]


def _parse_date_asctime(dt):
    """Parse asctime-style dates.

    Converts asctime to RFC822-compatible dates and uses the RFC822 parser
    to do the actual parsing.

    Supported formats (format is standardized to the first one listed):

    * {weekday name} {month name} dd hh:mm:ss {+-tz} yyyy
    * {weekday name} {month name} dd hh:mm:ss yyyy
    """

    parts = dt.split()

    # Insert a GMT timezone, if needed.
    if len(parts) == 5:
        parts.insert(4, '+0000')

    # Exit if there are not six parts.
    if len(parts) != 6:
        return None

    # Reassemble the parts in an RFC822-compatible order and parse them.
    return _parse_date_rfc822(' '.join([
        parts[0], parts[2], parts[1], parts[5], parts[3], parts[4],
    ]))