LinuxCNC: What attributes can you read from a linuxcnc.stat() object?

As shown in our previous example LinuxCNC: How to find current position using Python you can get an

These are the attributes of the object returned by linuxcnc.stat() for LinuxCNC 2.7:

acceleration
active_queue
actual_position
adaptive_feed_enabled
ain
angular_units
aout
axes
axis
axis_mask
block_delete
call_level
command
current_line
current_vel
cycle_time
debug
delay_left
din
distance_to_go
dout
dtg
echo_serial_number
enabled
estop
exec_state
feed_hold_enabled
feed_override_enabled
feedrate
file
flood
g5x_index
g5x_offset
g92_offset
gcodes
homed
id
inpos
input_timeout
interp_state
interpreter_errcode
joint_actual_position
joint_position
kinematics_type
limit
linear_units
lube
lube_level
max_acceleration
max_velocity
mcodes
mist
motion_line
motion_mode
motion_type
optional_stop
paused
pocket_prepped
poll
position
probe_tripped
probe_val
probed_position
probing
program_units
queue
queue_full
queued_mdi_commands
rapidrate
read_line
rotation_xy
settings
spindle_brake
spindle_direction
spindle_enabled
spindle_increasing
spindle_override_enabled
spindle_speed
spindlerate
state
task_mode
task_paused
task_state
tool_in_spindle
tool_offset
tool_table
velocity

You can find those out using

#!/usr/bin/env python2.7
import linuxcnc

stat = linuxcnc.stat()
stat.poll()
for entry in dir(stat):
    print(entry)