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The PyRRD doc says to call rrd.update(timestamp, value1, value2, ...) rather than listing each single value in the parameter list, I would like to call update() with a tuple, already containing the values: 

myValueTuple=[10,11,12,13]
rrd.update(timestamp, myValueTuple)

How can I achieve this?

mychalvlcek
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The solution is provided by pythons native capability to expand a tuple into an argument list, by adding an asterisk "*" in front of the tuple:

rrd.update(timestamp, *myValueTuple)

joachim weller
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