ticktools 1.2.2

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ChronoKit

A stopwatch/timer utillity

Installation

pip install ticktools

Importing

from chronokit import *

Usage

stopwatch

start()

The function start() in the class stopwatch takes no arguments. It starts the stopwatch.

stopwatch.start()

stop()

The function stop() in the class stopwatch takes no arguments. It stops the stopwatch.

stopwatch.stop()

resume()

The function resume() in the class stopwatch takes no arguments. It resumes the timer once it was stopped.

stopwatch.resume()

lap()

The function lap() in the class stopwatch takes no arguments. It makes a lap.

stopwatch.lap()

returntime()

The function returntime() in the class stopwatch takes no arguments. It returns the time the stopwatch has run.

time = stopwatch.returntime()

returnlaps()

The function returnlaps() in the class stopwatch takes no arguments. It returns the laps in list format.

laps = stopwatch.returnlaps()

reset()

The function reset() in the class stopwatch takes no arguments. It resets the stopwatch.

stopwatch.start()
wait(2000)
stopwatch.reset() #Works even when stopwatch is running
wait(1000)
stopwatch.stop()
stopwatch.reset() #Also works when stopwatch has been stopped

wait()

The function wait() takes one argument: the amout of time to wait in milliseconds.

wait(1000)

from_start()

The function from_start() doesn't take any arguments. When you call the function, it returns the time elapsed since the module was imported

from_start()

deadline()

The function deadline takes two arguments: The amount of time it should run in milliseconds and the function it should run.

deadline(3000, lambda elapsed: print(elapsed)) #The function MUST have an argument called 'elapsed'