counting time between events

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counting time between events

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hey,
just tried to measure time between events (in this case of killing skeleton king in Ephyra)

in DefFuncs.py I added these functions:

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def get_right_hand(entity_name):
	#char = Bladex.GetEntity("Player1")
	char = Bladex.GetEntity(entity_name)
	#inv = char.GetInventory()
	#obj = inv.GetSelectedObject()
	right_hand = char.InvRight
	if right_hand:
		return right_hand
	else:
		return ""

def time_THEKING1():
	print "time_THEKING1()"
	global time_theking
	time_theking = Bladex.GetTime() # start counter ("TheKing")

def time_THEKING2():
	import sys
	import time
	import Actions
	global time_theking
	print "time_THEKING2()"

	czas1 = Bladex.GetTime() - time_theking # stop counter
	TO_FILE = 1
	#
	now = time.time()
	year, month, day, hh, mm, ss, wd, y, z = time.localtime(now)
	s1="%02d.%02d.%02d %02d:%02d:%02d" %(year, month, day, hh, mm, ss)
	#
	s_rh=None
	char = Bladex.GetEntity("Player1")
	print "char.Name=",char.Name # this works: 'char.Name=Player1'

#	s_rh = get_right_hand("Player1")
#	print ("s_rh=", s_rh) # doesn't work: 's_rh='

#	if Actions.IsRightHandWeaponObject("Player1"):
#		print "IsRightHandWeaponObject(\"Player1\")"  # doesn't work: ''
#	obj_name = char.InvRight
#	print "obj_name=\'%s\'" %(obj_name) # doesn't work: ''
#	obj = Bladex.GetEntity(obj_name)

#	inventory = char.GetInventory() # doesn't work!
#	obj = inventory.GetActiveWeapon()
#	obj_name = obj.Name

#	print "s_rh=\'%s\'" %(obj_name)
#	s_rh = obj_name+" ("+obj.Kind+")"
#	print "s_rh=\'%s\'" %(s_rh)
	if not s_rh:
		s_rh = " "
	else:
		s_rh = " / "+s_rh
	print "time_theking @ %s  %.1f [s] %s" % (s1, czas1, s_rh)
	if TO_FILE:
		F1 = open("time_theking.txt", "at")
		F1.write("@ %s  %.1f [s] %s\n" % (s1, czas1, s_rh))
		F1.close()

and called them in proper moments:

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time_theking = 0

def EnGuardiaCanejo(Camera,frame): ## function after animation -> start here.
	print "EnGuardiaCanejo(Camera,frame): // %.1f" %(Bladex.GetTime())
	Actions.StdToggleWeapons("Player1")
	time_THEKING1() ## start counter

(...)
def TheKingIsDeath(entity_name): ## king is dead.
   print "TheKingIsDeath(entity_name): // %.1f" %(Bladex.GetTime())
   czas_THEKING2() ## stop counter
   (...)
and they don't work
they do count time but when it comes to check weapon in right hand they fail (as shown in comments)

in time_THEKING2() I tested 3 approaches to do this and all off them fail, moreover that - when I call time_THEKING1() and time_THEKING2() from console they work, when they're meant to be called from DefFuncs.py they fail and even stop further game progress (just like it was syntax error or something)
l'aria fresca,
vino puro, ...

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