def start_n1_situation(self, predicate, subject_name):
     description = predicate+"("+subject_name+")"
     sit = Situation(desc=description)
     sit.starttime = time.time()
     self.current_situations_map[description] = sit
     self.ros_pub["situation_log"].publish("START " + description)
     self.target.timeline.update(sit)
     return sit.id
 def start_predicate(self, timeline, predicate, subject_name, object_name=None, isevent=False):
     if object_name is None:
         description = predicate + "(" + subject_name + ")"
     else:
         description = predicate + "(" + subject_name + "," + object_name + ")"
     sit = Situation(desc=description)
     sit.starttime = time.time()
     if isevent:
         sit.endtime = sit.starttime
     self.current_situations_map[description] = sit
     self.log_pub[predicate].publish("START " + description)
     timeline.update(sit)
     return sit.id
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    def start(self):
        """ Starts (and return) a new situation

        This method sends the new situation to the
        remote. IT DOES NOT DIRECTLY modify the local
        copy of situations: the roundtrip is slower, but data
        consistency is easier to ensure.

        Note that the situation starting time is set by the client, at the time
        at which this method is called.
        """
        situation = Situation()
        situation.starttime = time.time()
        self.update(situation)
        return situation
    def start(self):
        """ Starts (and return) a new situation

        This method sends the new situation to the
        remote. IT DOES NOT DIRECTLY modify the local
        copy of situations: the roundtrip is slower, but data
        consistency is easier to ensure.

        Note that the situation starting time is set by the client, at the time
        at which this method is called.
        """
        situation = Situation()
        situation.starttime = time.time()
        self.update(situation)
        return situation