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@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Examples:
#### ./meuro.py I want to know how much 2000€ from 11.11.2011 are in meuro #### ./meuro.py I want to know how much 2000€ from 11.11.2011 are in meuro
#### ./meuro.py 3.14E 01.02.2003 12:34 #### ./meuro.py 3.14E 01.02.2003 12:34
#### ./meuro.py How much meuro are 12 euro from January 2010 #### ./meuro.py How much meuro are 12 euro from January 2010
### Python-API ## Python-API
You can also import this libary from another python file You can also import this libary from another python file
##### The provided functions are: ##### The provided functions are:
#### exchangeRate(date=None) #### exchangeRate(date=None)
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#### meuroToEuro(meur, date=None, wholeCents=True) #### meuroToEuro(meur, date=None, wholeCents=True)
Converts the given amount of meuros to euros for the given date. (wholeCents means it rounds to two decimal places) Converts the given amount of meuros to euros for the given date. (wholeCents means it rounds to two decimal places)
#### liveValue(eur, interval=10) #### liveValue(eur, interval=10)
Print the current amount of meuros for the given amunt of euros every interval-seconds. Comes in handy when you want to watch your life savings slowly fade away thanks to inflation. Print the current amount of meuros for the given amount of euros every interval-seconds. Comes in handy when you want to watch your life savings slowly fade away thanks to inflation.
##### When the date is set to None the current date is used. Otherwise a datetime-object is expected ##### When the date is set to None the current date is used. Otherwise a datetime-object is expected
## Cache ### Cache
Because we dont want to annoy the ecb, we cache their data while we are running and for up to an hour on disc. Because we dont want to annoy the ecb, we cache their data while we are running and for up to an hour on disc.
#### _loadYearsTable(maxCacheSeconds=3600) #### _loadYearsTable(maxCacheSeconds=3600)
Will reload the cache if it is older than maxCacheSeconds Will reload the cache if it is older than maxCacheSeconds