Python set_last_login Examples

Example #1

File: pychron_application.py Project: UManPychron/pychron

    def stop(self):

        # from pychron.globals import globalv
        # if globalv.multi_user:
        # self.dump_user_file()
        from pychron.envisage.user_login import set_last_login

        set_last_login(self.username, self.use_login, self.multi_user)

        if self.multi_user:
            self.dump_user_file()

        super(BaseTasksApplication, self).stop()

Example #2

File: pychron_application.py Project: OSUPychron/pychron

    def stop(self):

        # from pychron.globals import globalv
        # if globalv.multi_user:
        # self.dump_user_file()
        from pychron.envisage.user_login import set_last_login

        # print 'set last login', self.username, self.use_login, self.multi_user
        self.debug('set last login. username={} use_login={} multi_user={}'.format(self.username,
                                                                                   self.use_login, self.multi_user))
        set_last_login(self.username, self.use_login, self.multi_user)

        if self.multi_user:
            self.dump_user_file()

        super(BaseTasksApplication, self).stop()

Example #3

File: pychron_application.py Project: waffle-iron/pychron

    def stop(self):

        # from pychron.globals import globalv
        # if globalv.multi_user:
        # self.dump_user_file()
        from pychron.envisage.user_login import set_last_login

        # print 'set last login', self.username, self.use_login, self.multi_user
        self.debug(
            'set last login. username={} use_login={} multi_user={}'.format(
                self.username, self.use_login, self.multi_user))
        set_last_login(self.username, self.use_login, self.multi_user)

        if self.multi_user:
            self.dump_user_file()

        super(BaseTasksApplication, self).stop()

Example #4

    def stop(self):

        # from pychron.globals import globalv
        # if globalv.multi_user:
        # self.dump_user_file()
        from pychron.envisage.user_login import set_last_login

        # print 'set last login', self.username, self.use_login, self.multi_user
        self.debug('set last login. username={} use_login={} multi_user={}'.format(self.username,
                                                                                   self.use_login, self.multi_user))
        set_last_login(self.username, self.use_login, self.multi_user)

        if self.multi_user:
            self.dump_user_file()

        super(BaseTasksApplication, self).stop()
        import threading
        self.debug('------------------- Alive Threads -------------------')
        for t in threading.enumerate():
            self.debug(str(t))
        self.debug('-----------------------------------------------------')

Example #5

File: pychron_application.py Project: stephen-e-cox/pychron

    def stop(self):

        # from pychron.globals import globalv
        # if globalv.multi_user:
        # self.dump_user_file()
        from pychron.envisage.user_login import set_last_login

        # print 'set last login', self.username, self.use_login, self.multi_user
        self.debug(
            'set last login. username={} use_login={} multi_user={}'.format(
                self.username, self.use_login, self.multi_user))
        set_last_login(self.username, self.use_login, self.multi_user)

        if self.multi_user:
            self.dump_user_file()

        super(BaseTasksApplication, self).stop()
        import threading
        self.debug('------------------- Alive Threads -------------------')
        for t in threading.enumerate():
            self.debug(str(t))
        self.debug('-----------------------------------------------------')