power history

The <power history> inspectors retrieve information about your client computers and their displays within a tracking window (defaulting to 14 days). The information is in the form of a list of <interval, state> tuples for the system (computer) and <interval, state, monitor count> for monitors (attached displays). The first element of the list is the current state of the system. These inspectors allow you to track computer usage for power management applications. The event lists are fetched from the client whenever 'power history' is referenced, and referencing 'system intervals of <power history>' simply iterates over the built list of intervals. Avoid referencing 'power history' multiple times in relevance as it rebuilds the list each time (increasing overhead) and may introduce inconsistency if the window slides between references.

Version Platforms
8.0.584.0 Windows
8.1.535.0 Mac

Creation

power history : power history

Properties

current monitor interval of <power history> : monitor power interval
current system interval of <power history> : system power interval
last monitor interval in <power state> of <power history> : monitor power interval
last monitor interval in monitor off state of <power history> : monitor power interval
last monitor interval in monitor on state of <power history> : monitor power interval
last system interval in <power state> of <power history> : system power interval
last system interval in active state of <power history> : system power interval
last system interval in idle state of <power history> : system power interval
last system interval in logged off state of <power history> : system power interval
last system interval in off state of <power history> : system power interval
last system interval in standby state of <power history> : system power interval
monitor interval of <power history> : monitor power interval
system interval of <power history> : system power interval