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Is there a Python API to get the current time in the dynamics simulation? Perhaps 'time' exists as a CON in the simulation, and I could retrieve that?

Is there a Python API to get the current time in the dynamics simulation? Perhaps 'time' exists as a CON STATE in the simulation, and I could retrieve that?

Is there a Python API to get the current time in the dynamics simulation? Perhaps 'time' exists as a STATE in the simulation, and I could retrieve that?that? I know it exists in the OUT file.

EDIT: I believe figured this would workwork, but this function only returns IERR.

ierr = psspy.dlst(5, 5, 0, 0) # 5=0ut

Is there a Python API to get the current time in the dynamics simulation? Perhaps 'time' exists as a STATE in the simulation, and I could retrieve that? I know it exists in the OUT file.

I figured this would work, but this function only returns IERR.

ierr = psspy.dlst(5, 5, 0, 0) # 5=0ut

Is there a Python API to get the current time in the dynamics simulation? Perhaps 'time' exists as a STATE in the simulation, and I could retrieve that? I know it exists in the OUT file.

I figured this would work, but this function only returns IERR.

ierr = psspy.dlst(5, 5, 0, 0) # 5=0ut

EDIT: Perhaps I need to access the current out file in the case and get the last element in the time array.array. I could definitely attempt this by loading dyntools, but I'm still wondering if I can do this through psspy more elegantly.