A small timing utility library, handling framerates and rough benchmarks.
Project description
Useful tools when dealing with clocks for timing and benchmarking. Will use a different method for retrieving accurate, monotonic clock values (see source for detail).
Tested on Python 2.7 and 3.3+. The latter is recommended because the time module contains much better access to OS timing functions.
Examples
Simple framerate-limiter:
>>> import ticking
>>> for frame, t in ticking.Clock(0.5):
... print(frame, t)
...
1 0.5
2 1.0
3 1.5
...
After dropping a frame, the clock is aligned again:
>>> import time
>>> for frame, t in ticking.Clock(0.5):
... print(frame, t)
... time.sleep(0.8) # drop a frame
...
1 0.5
3 1.5
5 2.5
Measuring time:
>>> with ticking.Stopwatch('Demonstration') as sw:
... time.sleep(1.3)
...
>>> sw.total
1.3013252970049507
>>> print(sw)
Demonstration: took 1.30s
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