I have a fairly basic Python script that scrapes a property website, and stores the address and price in a csv file. There are over 5000 listings to go through but I find my current code times out after a while (about 2000 listings) and the console shows 302 and CORS policy errors. As you can see I added sleep(randint(1,
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Sleep/block/wait unitil serial data is incoming
I have some live data which is streamed from a microcontroller via serial port to a Raspberry Pi (or for doing prototyping maybe to a PC) with Linux as OS. The data comes roughly every 100 ms. I want to process this data, after receiving (checking of correctness and doing some calculation with some python scripts). However, I didn’t find
In Discord.py, is it possible to wait for a variable to change from a different part of the code than the variable changes?
I tried using time.sleep(), but instead of waiting for the variable it paused the whole code, not allowing the variable to change. This is my code: I can’t figure out what to replace time.sleep(1.0) with. Answer You can use await asyncio.sleep(1) instead. Asyncio.sleep works like time.sleep, but it doesn’t block the entire code execution. It stops only one event. Meanwhile,
time.sleep does not work for multithreaded
I was trying to multithread the code for “Suspend / Hibernate pc with python” provided by Ronan Paixão when I find that time.sleep() does not suspend the thread that run pywin32 module. >>> Warning! The following code will put Windows to sleep <<< The print function did waited for time.sleep(), but the Windows was immediately put to sleep. What happened?
Raspbian detect keyboard input while sleeping
I have a python script in Raspbian that loops indefinitely and sleeps for 15 minutes between the main function executions. Main is threaded but usually takes 3 seconds to run. I don’t want any code to interrupt, when in time, the next call is made. During sleep I would like to detect keypress ‘r’ to optionally start another func, possibly
Python cancel process using ctrl + c without quitting program?
I want to be able to quit a action my program is preforming by hitting ctrl + c, but without quitting the program entirely. I’m sure there is a thread about this somewhere, but I couldn’t find anything related to what I want. Here is what I want . Answer You can wrap your function in a try except block
Using Tkinter, Threading and After method
im working on a selenium project using tkinter in python. I want to execute many selenium task at one time(could be up to 100), so I used threading to accomplish this goal, but I came to a problem, due to the fact that I need all individual selenium task to wait a couple seconds between instructions, I used the ‘.after’