Add support for 1-9 fractional seconds#133
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Thank you, the patch looks good. I will analyze it better in a couple of days. |
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The failure seems related to a different representation of Once I get to actually merge this I will try to take care of that. |
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Thank you Karl: I've merged this with some cosmetic changes, and fixed the Py36 related glitch. |
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I'm neither a python nor C a programmer, but the existing tests were helpful. I added a few.
I was able to remove a lot of duplication (it became necessary since a 14-length time could now mean 3 things not just 1). I ran the benchmarks but didn't see any huge difference.