logic.last_time()

[Giraz]

Hello to all,
according to documentation I can use the logic object an some attributes and functions:

-logic.name: with the name of the logic as specified in logic.conf
-logic.last_time(): this function provides the last run of this logic (before the recent one)
-logic.prio: read and set of the current priority of this logic.

I can use with no problem name and prio attributes, but no way to get last_time() working.

For example if I write:

#!/usr/bin/env python
#
logger.info("Hello World!")
logger.info(logic.name)
logger.info(logic.prio)
logger.info(logic.last_time())

I tried with and without parenthesis, but I always get:

2014-10-26 16:46:43,123 INFO     hello        Hello World! -- hello.py:<module>:3
2014-10-26 16:46:43,128 INFO     hello        hello -- hello.py:<module>:4
2014-10-26 16:46:43,133 INFO     hello        3 -- hello.py:<module>:5
2014-10-26 16:46:43,146 ERROR    hello        Logic: hello, File: /usr/smarthome/logics/hello.py, Line: 6, Method: <module>, Exception: 'Logic' object has no attribute 'last_time' -- scheduler.py:_task:334
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/smarthome/lib/scheduler.py", line 327, in _task
    exec(obj.bytecode)
  File "/usr/smarthome/logics/hello.py", line 6, in <module>
    logger.info(logic.last_time())
AttributeError: 'Logic' object has no attribute 'last_time'

How can I solve?

Thanks in advance

[callidomus]

Hi,

it seems the documentation is wrong. The Feature is long gone.

What is the use case behind it? For what do you need it.

so long

Marcus

[Giraz]

Hi Marcus, thanks for your support, and sorry for the late, maybe I missed notification email about your reply... -.-'

I'm studying about load management logic to be implemented in Smarthome, and I want to use this function to posticipate the triggering of some logic, according to the last time it triggered.

Maybe there is better ways to to that..

Thanks