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  • karxx
    started a topic drop 0 from hour/minute
    in Python

    drop 0 from hour/minute

    Hi

    looping within python resources..., I did not find a way to drop the 0 from hours/minutes. In fact I'd like to simply calculate the number of seconds since midnight so I did something like:

    Code:
    int(eval(time.strftime("%H*3600 + %M*60 + %S" , time.localtime())))
    but obviously, that's failing when minute/hour look like 0x. It should work on any OS

    Cheers
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    Last edited by bvdet; Aug 27 '09, 04:09 PM. Reason: Add code tags
    • karxx
      replied to scheduler.py : simulate cron
      in Python
      cannot have the OS instrumenting this, so it should really act as a daemon.
      I will test it right away. cheers
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      • karxx
        replied to scheduler.py : simulate cron
        in Python
        thanks bvdet, looks better.I will test the same with threading now ...

        btw, I noticed that job is finishing after the last events processing. Now how can I instument the script to act as a daemon. I'd like to get the script running forever until schedule list changes but on the other I want to get this list of schedule reloaded everyday. can I do something like :
        ...
        s.run()
        while(1):
        if newday then ...
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        • karxx
          started a topic scheduler.py : simulate cron
          in Python

          scheduler.py : simulate cron

          Hi Gurus,

          Making my first python program and try to mimic a crontab.

          running : 2.6 with sched module

          I need to create a python program which can execute programs at a specific time. so I have a list of schedule such as

          [Start_Time], [Action]
          Monday 25th September 2009 10:00:00, /opt/prgr/run1.sh
          Monday 25th September 2009 11:00:00, /opt/prgr/run2.sh
          Monday 25th September 2009 12:00:00,...
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          Last edited by bvdet; Aug 26 '09, 12:46 PM. Reason: Add code tags
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