get_prev() method doesn't take kare about seconds

[slavkoja]

Hi, when i try, if it is proper solution fo mre, i find this:

base = datetime(2014, 6, 10, 12, 0, 10)

iter = croniter('0 */2 * * *', base)
print "current: %s" % iter.get_current(datetime).time()

iter = croniter('0 */2 * * *', base)
print "prev:    %s" % iter.get_prev(datetime).time()

iter = croniter('0 */2 * * *', base)
print "next:    %s" % iter.get_next(datetime).time()

Which prints:

current: 12:00:10
prev:    10:00:00
next:    14:00:00

When base time is 12:00:10, i expect that the get_prev() returns the "12:00:00", not the "10:00:00". When the base time is changed to "12:01:10" all is as expected:

current: 12:01:10
prev:    12:00:00
next:    14:00:00

To i get really previous time (and date) of the execution, i need to use:

iter.get_next(datetime)
print "prev:    %s" % iter.get_prev(datetime).time()

regards

[kiorky]

Nope, cron speaking, the result is correct, if you want to test the prev but in lazy mode, it's up to you to add the 1minute delta.