How to use recalc_active method in yandex-tank

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screen.py

Source:screen.py

...184        self.data = {}185        self.window = window186        self.active_seconds = []187        self.ticks = '_âââââââ'188    def recalc_active(self, ts):189        if not self.active_seconds:190            self.active_seconds.append(ts)191            self.data[ts] = {}192        if ts not in self.active_seconds:193            if ts > max(self.active_seconds):194                for i in range(max(self.active_seconds) + 1, ts + 1):195                    self.active_seconds.append(i)196                    self.active_seconds.sort()197                    self.data[i] = {}198        while len(self.active_seconds) > self.window:199            self.active_seconds.pop(0)200        for sec in tuple(self.data.keys()):201            if sec not in self.active_seconds:202                self.data.pop(sec)203    def get_key_data(self, key):204        result = []205        if not self.active_seconds:206            return None207        for sec in self.active_seconds:208            if key in self.data[sec]:209                result.append(self.data[sec][key])210            else:211                result.append(('', 0))212        return result213    def add(self, ts, key, value, color=''):214        if ts not in self.data:215            self.recalc_active(ts)216        if ts < min(self.active_seconds):217            self.log.warning('Sparkline got outdated second %s, oldest in list %s', ts, min(self.active_seconds))218            return219        value = max(value, 0)220        self.data[ts][key] = (color, value)221    def get_sparkline(self, key, baseline='zero', spark_len='auto', align='right'):222        if spark_len == 'auto':223            spark_len = self.window224        elif spark_len <= 0:225            return ''226        key_data = self.get_key_data(key)227        if not key_data:228            return ''229        active_data = key_data[-spark_len:]...

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