Create the title for the current process (set by `update_proc_title`)

def get_proc_title(self):
        """
        Create the title for the current process (set by `update_proc_title`)
        """
        has_worker = bool(getattr(self, 'worker', None))

        title_parts = [self.prog_name.replace('.py', ('#%s' % self.worker.id) if has_worker else '')]

        status = 'init'
        if has_worker and self.worker.status:
            status = self.worker.status
            if self.worker.end_forced:
                status += ' - ending'
        title_parts.append('[%s]' % status)

        if has_worker and self.worker.queues:
            title_parts.append('queues=%s' % ','.join(self.worker.queues))

        if has_worker and self.worker.status:
            # add infos about the main loop
            title_parts.append('loop=%s/%s' % (self.worker.num_loops, self.worker.max_loops))

            # and about the number of jobs to run
            title_parts.append('waiting=%s' % self.worker.count_waiting_jobs())

            # and about the number of delayed jobs
            title_parts.append('delayed=%s' % self.worker.count_delayed_jobs())

            # and about elapsed time
            if self.worker.start_date:
                duraiton_message = 'duration=%s'
                duration_args = (timedelta(seconds=int(round(self.worker.elapsed.total_seconds()))), )
                if self.worker.max_duration:
                    duraiton_message += '/%s'
                    duration_args += (self.worker.max_duration, )
                title_parts.append(duraiton_message % duration_args)

        return ' '.join(title_parts)