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ecflow.Time
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.. py:class:: Time
:module: ecflow
Bases: :py:class:`~Boost.Python.instance`
Is used to define a :term:`time` dependency
This can then control job submission.
There can be multiple time dependencies for a node, however overlapping times may
cause unexpected results. The time dependency can be made relative to the beginning
of the suite or in repeated families relative to the beginning of the repeated family.
Constructor::
Time(string)
string: i.e '00:30' || '00:30 20:00 00:30' Time(hour,minute,relative<optional> = false)
int hour: hour in 24 clock
int minute: minute <= 59
bool relative<optional>: default = False, Relative to suite start or repeated node.
Time(single,relative<optional> = false)
TimeSlot single: A single time
bool relative: Relative to suite start or repeated node. Default is false
Time(start,finish,increment,relative<optional> = false)
TimeSlot start: The start time
TimeSlot finish: The finish/end time
TimeSlot increment: The increment
bool relative<optional>: default = False, relative to suite start or repeated node
Time(time_series)
TimeSeries time_series:Similar to constructor above
Exceptions:
- raises IndexError when an invalid Time is specified
Usage:
.. code-block:: python
time1 = Time( 10,10 ) # time 10:10
time2 = Time( TimeSlot(10,10), true) # time +10:10
time2 = Time( TimeSlot(10,10), TimeSlot(20,10),TimeSlot(0,10), false ) # time 10:10 20:10 00:10
t = Task('t1',
time1,time2,time3,
Time('10:30 20:10 00:10')) # Create time in place
.. py:method:: Time.time_series( (Time)arg1) -> TimeSeries :
:module: ecflow
Return the Time attributes time series
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