i came to another wall so I am posting again
I have multiple datasources for a single device each with their own 'time'
datapoint.
when i use the example given it appears to give me an average of all of my
'time' data points for that device.
<tr tal:define="devicetime python:device.getRRDValue('time');">
returns devicetime with value = ('1.09')
I need to access each datapoint individually and show it's last value, but when
i use the getRRDValues('time') on the same device the output i get is
<tr tal:define="devicetime python:device.getRRDValues('time');">
returns devicetime with value = {'i': 17078.0, 'e': 17078.0, 'm': 17078.0, 't':
1.0900000000000001}
now it looks like an array of the data points i have for that device but i cant
tell what is what, it appears to take the name of the datapoint and use each
letter as an index? Is this true? and are these values the MIN,MAX,AVG,LAST or
what? and is it accessing a single datapoint or is it averaging all the
datapoints for that device?
so many questions, no documentation, reverse enginering the source code is a
very painfull process and does not help at all in many cases when your trying
to find syntax examples
please help
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