Changes

0.0.13

Support passing location of timer case modules

0.0.12

Fixed failing pa.py command due to missing sub-command modules.

0.0.11

Fixed failing pa.py command.
Added support for plotting only real or cpu times.

0.0.10

Added support for class level fixtures (set_up_class, tear_down_class).

0.0.9

Updated code to conform to PEP8.
Minor refactorings. Renamed files, reorganized files, updated documentation, ...
Moved project from SourceForge to GitHub.

0.0.8

The package is now distributed as a source distribution that can be installed and uninstalled using pip. See the Installation page for more information.

0.0.7

The pa.py stat command now also prints the real-time timings into account. The format of the output is changed a bit.

0.0.6

Added SQLiteTimerRunner.databaseIsConsistent.
Added support for tracking real time, besides CPU-time. This required a change in the database structure. See the SQLiteTimerRunner's warnings (performance_analyst.SQLiteTimerRunner)!
The pa.py ls command now orders the per-timer results by timestamp.
The pa.py plot command not has a timestamp option which is used to select timestamps to use for plot. Data created before this timestamp is skipped.

0.0.5

Added TimerLoader.loadTimersFromTimerCase.
Fixed bug in documentation generation.
On Windows, installation of the Performance Analyst won't install psutil and matplotlib anymore, since that doesn't work. The user has to install the requirements separately.

0.0.4

Removed bug in TextTimerRunner.
Renamed TextTimerRunner into StreamTimerRunner.
Added CompositeTimerRunner, ProgressTimerRunner.
Updated license from GPL to MIT. Do whatever you want with this software, commercially or not.

0.0.3

The egg file now installs pa.py in the Scripts/bin directory of the Python installation.

0.0.2

Added lots of documentation.

0.0.1

Initial release.