I am making a count-down GUI with Tkinter in Python 3.10 and I’m making a slider that sets the minutes, 2 labels that display the minutes and seconds and a button to start the timer. The problem is that it crashes when I click the start timer button, The strange thing is that it doesn’t give me any error messages
Tag: timer
Timer implementation in python
I’m trying to implement a timer that counting down hours, mins and secs. I saw a similar implementation on the internet but still yet, there is nothing that printed to the terminal: Answer r denotes carriage return so timer is printed and then (very quickly) wiped, to avoid that you should print carriage return first, that is please try using
How can I turn an execution time-counter into one or two functions?
I use this code often: This gives the time a block of code took to execute. I’m trying to turn that process into one or two functions but I’m having a hard time conceptualizing it. Something like this but it always gives 0.0: Answer start_timer returns the starting time, You need to save it inside a variable.
How could I stop or delay a Pygame timer, which is linked to an User event?
I’m new to python, but I’m trying to learn it by myself for a university course. Therefore I have to program a pygame window that represents a drone fly zone (The drone should fly automated like a search helicopter in a given area and on the window a visual representation of what happens should be displayed…). How an older version
Start a Thread Timer directly
I want to trigger the self._runSequence() func directly after start the timer. This is my code: If sequenceDuration is equal to 10 the func will be called 10 seconds later (as a normal timer I know..) This is the RepeatedTimer Class: What I already try: But this give me an error when the timer trigger the __runSequence func that tell
Creating a timer with tkinter
I am creating a GUI that needs to have timer starting from 0 and counting up every second until it reaches a limit This is the code I have right now Right now this is increasing the score each second but it does not open the GUI until the score reaches the limit. How can I make it so the
Why does this program call the wrong method? [Python, MultiTimer library]
I ran into a bizarre issue while trying to structure my code as follows: At the beginning, the program starts n multi timers that repeatedly call methods m_1 to m_n every t_1 to t_n seconds. To implement this, I use the MultiTimer library (https://pypi.org/project/multitimer/). For flexibility I define a named tuple at the start of the program that contains the
threading.Timer – repeat function every ‘n’ seconds
I want to fire off a function every 0.5 seconds and be able to start and stop and reset the timer. I’m not too knowledgeable of how Python threads work and am having difficulties with the python timer. However, I keep getting RuntimeError: threads can only be started once when I execute threading.timer.start() twice. Is there a work around for
Python: How do I display a timer in a terminal
I’m new to python programming and using ubuntu to do so. In a program I have done I used a delay of 1 minute until it executes the code again. How can I program a timer to be displayed in the terminal based on the value of the delayed time? Thanks in advance… Answer The simplest way is as follows.