oc._compose_range('Week', 'Week04-Week09', fill=2) - hash a range.

    This takes apart a range of times and returns a dictionary of
    all intervening values appropriately set.  The fill value is
    used to format the time numbers.

def _compose_range(pattern, rule, fill=2):
    """oc._compose_range('Week', 'Week04-Week09', fill=2) - hash a range.

    This takes apart a range of times and returns a dictionary of
    all intervening values appropriately set.  The fill value is
    used to format the time numbers.
    """
    keys = []
    mask = len(pattern)
    for rule in str.split(rule, ","):
        if not '-' in rule:
            if rule[:mask] == pattern:
                keys.append(rule[mask:])
            else:
                keys.append(rule)
        else:
            (start, end) = str.split(rule, '-')
            if rule[:mask] == pattern:
                start = int(start[mask:])
            else:
                start = int(start)
            # Since I allow both "Week00-15" and "Week00-Week15", I need
            # to check for the second week.
            if end[0:mask] == pattern:
                end = int(end[mask:])
            else:
                end = int(end)

            key = "%%0%ii" % fill
            for i in range(start, end + 1):
                keys.append(key % i)

    #print keys
    return keys