Optimise sort for log

glances/__init__.py

@@ -42,7 +42,8 @@ def main(argv=None):
 
     elif (core.is_client()):
         # !!!
-        print "Client mode"
+        print(_("Glances client connected to %s:%s") % (core.server_ip, core.server_port))
+        print("TODO...")
     elif (core.is_server()):
         # Import the Glances server module
         from .core.glances_server import GlancesServer
@@ -51,7 +52,7 @@ def main(argv=None):
         server = GlancesServer(bind_address=core.bind_ip, 
                                bind_port=int(core.server_port), 
                                cached_time=core.cached_time,
-                               config=core.config)
+                               config=core.get_config())
         # print(_("Glances server is running on %s:%s with config file %s") % (core.bind_ip, core.server_port, core.config.get_config_path()))
         print(_("Glances server is running on %s:%s") % (core.bind_ip, core.server_port))
 

glances/core/glances_logs.py

@@ -108,16 +108,6 @@ class glancesLogs:
             # Do no sort process for monitored prcesses list
             self.sort_process_by = 'none'
 
-        # Sort processes
-        if (process_auto_by != 'none'):
-            # !!! Process list is sorted twise ???
-            # !!! Here and in the processlist plugin
-            topprocess = sorted(proc_list, key=lambda process: process[process_auto_by],
-                                reverse=True)
-        else:
-            # !!! Never in v2 because MON are not logged...
-            topprocess = proc_list
-
         # Add or update the log
         item_index = self.__itemexist__(item_type)
         if (item_index < 0):
@@ -136,6 +126,10 @@ class glancesLogs:
                 item.append(item_value)       # MIN
                 item.append(item_value)       # SUM
                 item.append(1)                # COUNT
+                # Process list is sorted automaticaly
+                # Overwrite the user choise
+                topprocess = sorted(proc_list, key=lambda process: process[process_auto_by],
+                                    reverse=True)
                 item.append(topprocess[0:3])  # TOP 3 PROCESS LIST
                 item.append(proc_desc)        # MONITORED PROCESSES DESC
                 self.logs_list.insert(0, item)
@@ -166,6 +160,10 @@ class glancesLogs:
                 self.logs_list[item_index][8] += 1
                 self.logs_list[item_index][5] = (self.logs_list[item_index][7] /
                                                  self.logs_list[item_index][8])
+                # Process list is sorted automaticaly
+                # Overwrite the user choise
+                topprocess = sorted(proc_list, key=lambda process: process[process_auto_by],
+                                    reverse=True)
                 # TOP PROCESS LIST
                 self.logs_list[item_index][9] = topprocess[0:3]
                 # MONITORED PROCESSES DESC

glances/core/glances_main.py

@@ -102,11 +102,10 @@ class GlancesMain(object):
 
         if (self.is_standalone()):
             # Stop the classical CLI loop
-            # !!! Uncomment
-            # screen.end()
-            pass
+            screen.end()
         elif (self.is_client()):
             # Stop the client loop
+            # !!! Uncomment
             #~ client.client_quit()
             pass
         elif (self.is_server()):

glances/core/glances_processes.py

@@ -195,10 +195,6 @@ class glancesProcesses:
         """
         Return the processlist 
         """
-        # if (sorted_by is not None):
-        #     # Need to sort ?
-        #     self.processlist = sorted(self.processlist, key=lambda process: process[sorted_by], reverse=True)
-        # return self.processlist
 
         if (sortedby is None):
             # No need to sort...

glances/core/glances_server.py

@@ -199,7 +199,7 @@ class GlancesInstance():
             # Default behavior
             raise AttributeError(item)
 
-        #!!! How to implement theses method in v2 ?
+        # !!! How to implement theses method in v2 ?
 
         # def __getTimeSinceLastUpdate(self, IOType):
         #     assert(IOType in ['net', 'disk', 'process_disk'])