def instruction_periodic(self, name, period, cmd, arg, sender=None):
database_filename = os.path.join(self.base, "database.sqlite3")
with sqlite.Database(database_filename) as db:
p = (name, period, int(time.time()), b"scheduled",
common.b64pickle((cmd, arg, sender)))
# TODO: This fails silently if there's a type error?
db["saxo_periodic"].replace(p)
def instruction_periodic(self, name, period, cmd, arg, sender=None):
database_filename = os.path.join(self.base, "database.sqlite3")
with sqlite.Database(database_filename) as db:
p = (name, period, int(time.time()), b"scheduled",
common.b64pickle((cmd, arg, sender)))
# TODO: This fails silently if there's a type error?
db["saxo_periodic"].replace(p)
def instruction_schedule(self, unixtime, command, args):
command = command.encode("ascii")
args = common.b64pickle(args)
scheduler.incoming.put((unixtime, command, args))
def instruction_schedule(self, unixtime, command, args):
command = command.encode("ascii")
args = common.b64pickle(args)
# TODO: Why not just add it to the database ourselves?
scheduler.incoming.put(("schedule.add", (unixtime, command, args)))
def instruction_schedule(self, unixtime, command, args):
command = command.encode("ascii")
args = common.b64pickle(args)
# TODO: Why not just add it to the database ourselves?
scheduler.incoming.put(("schedule.add", (unixtime, command, args)))
