Class _proxyClass

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                Lib.Job.JobTime'.JobTime._proxyClass

Job timestamp access.
       In development

       Changes in the status of a Job are timestamped - a datetime object
       is stored in the dictionary named 'timestamps', in Coordinated
       Universal Time(UTC). More information on datetime objects can be
       found at:

       http://docs.python.org/library/datetime.html

       Datetime objects can be subtracted to produce a 'timedelta' object.
       More information about these can be found at the above address.
       '+', '*', and '/' are not supported by datetime objects.

       Datetime objects can be formatted into strings using the
       .strftime(format_string) application, and the strftime codes.
       e.g. %Y -> year as integer
            %a -> abbreviated weekday name
            %M -> minutes as inetger

       The full list can be found at:
       http://docs.python.org/library/datetime.html#strftime-behavior

       Standard status types with built in access methods are:
       -'new'
       -'submitted'
       -'running'
       -'completed'
       -'killed'
       -'failed'

       These return a string with default format %Y/%m/%d @ %H:%M:%S. A
       custom format can be specified in the arguement.

       Any information stored within the timestamps dictionary can also be
       extracted in the way as in would be for a standard, non-application
       specific python dictionary.

       For a table display of the Job's timestamps use .time.display(). For
       timestamps details from the backend use .time.details()
       
       
    

Properties:

     timestamps Dictionary containing timestamps for job. (simple property,
                default={},comparable)

Obtains all timestamps available from the job's specific backend.

Subjob arguement: None  = default
                  'all' = gets details for ALL SUBJOBS. You have been warned.
                  int   = gets details for subjob number 'int'

No argument is required for a job with no subjobs.