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Stopwatch interface for Python. Currently supports two modes: timing execution (:class:`Stopwatch`), and pausing the completion of a block of code until a specified time has elapsed :class:`Blocker`.
Stopwatch usage
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::
with Stopwatch() as s:
do_a()
do_b()
print s.duration() # time it took to execute do_a() and do_b()
do_c()
print s.duration() # time it took to execute do_a(), do_b(), and do_c()
if s > 3: # comparators implicitly evaluate duration
print 'took longer than 3 seconds'
Blocker usage
-------------
::
with Blocker(3) as w:
print 'Happens immediately!'
time.sleep(1.5) # executes immediately
# ... we wait here until 3 seconds have passed
print '3 seconds have passed!'
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