def windowuptime(self, window_name):
        """
        Get window uptime

        @param window_name: Window name to look for, either full name,
        LDTP's name convention, or a Unix glob.
        @type window_name: string
    
        @return: "starttime, endtime" as datetime python object
        """
        tmp_time = self._remote_windowuptime(window_name)
        if tmp_time:
            tmp_time = tmp_time.split('-')
            start_time = tmp_time[0].split(' ')
            end_time = tmp_time[1].split(' ')
            _start_time = datetime.datetime(int(start_time[0]), int(start_time[1]),
                                            int(start_time[2]), int(start_time[3]),
                                            int(start_time[4]), int(start_time[5]))
            _end_time = datetime.datetime(int(end_time[0]), int(end_time[1]),
                                          int(end_time[2]), int(end_time[3]),
                                          int(end_time[4]), int(end_time[5]))
            return _start_time, _end_time
        return None
def windowuptime(self, window_name):
        """
        Get window uptime

        @param window_name: Window name to look for, either full name,
        LDTP's name convention, or a Unix glob.
        @type window_name: string
    
        @return: "starttime, endtime" as datetime python object
        """
        tmp_time = self._remote_windowuptime(window_name)
        if tmp_time:
            tmp_time = tmp_time.split('-')
            start_time = tmp_time[0].split(' ')
            end_time = tmp_time[1].split(' ')
            _start_time = datetime.datetime(int(start_time[0]), int(start_time[1]),
                                            int(start_time[2]), int(start_time[3]),
                                            int(start_time[4]), int(start_time[5]))
            _end_time = datetime.datetime(int(end_time[0]), int(end_time[1]),
                                          int(end_time[2]), int(end_time[3]),
                                          int(end_time[4]), int(end_time[5]))
            return _start_time, _end_time
        return None
def windowuptime ( self , window_name ) : tmp_time = self . _remote_windowuptime ( window_name ) if tmp_time : tmp_time = tmp_time . split ( '-' ) start_time = tmp_time [ 0 ] . split ( ' ' ) end_time = tmp_time [ 1 ] . split ( ' ' ) _start_time = datetime . datetime ( int ( start_time [ 0 ] ) , int ( start_time [ 1 ] ) , int ( start_time [ 2 ] ) , int ( start_time [ 3 ] ) , int ( start_time [ 4 ] ) , int ( start_time [ 5 ] ) ) _end_time = datetime . datetime ( int ( end_time [ 0 ] ) , int ( end_time [ 1 ] ) , int ( end_time [ 2 ] ) , int ( end_time [ 3 ] ) , int ( end_time [ 4 ] ) , int ( end_time [ 5 ] ) ) return _start_time , _end_time return None
Get window uptime

        @param window_name: Window name to look for, either full name,
        LDTP's name convention, or a Unix glob.
        @type window_name: string
    
        @return: "starttime, endtime" as datetime python object
Get window uptime