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- InternalTime
class InternalTime(object) |
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Track an internal time.
Internal times allow for fractional and absolute reporting
of a current time with a given duration. The internal time
potentially has a transformation applied to the incoming time
values, which allows for time reversal, slowdown and speed up.
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Methods defined here:
- __init__(self, duration=1.0, repeating=0, multiplier=1.0, current=None, currentCount=None, discreteOnly=0)
- Initialise (but don't start) the timer
duration -- length in seconds (float) for a single cycle
repeating -- if 1, will not stop when hit duration, but will repeat forever
elif positive count > 1, will repeat X times duration
multiplier -- the time multiplier
1.0 -> real-time, .1 -> slow-mo, -1.0 -> rewind
current -- current internal time, lets you start at other than 0 seconds
use resume to do the restarting
currentCount -- the current count for repeats, lets you start partway
through the set
discreteOnly -- suppress the generation of fractional events...
- __repr__(self)
- getCurrent(self)
- Get current internal time
You could pass this to another internal time
that's dependent on this time as "realTime"
- getExternal(self)
- Get the last "external" time passed to the timer
- getFraction(self)
- Get current internal time as fraction of duration.
- pause(self, realTime)
- Pause the timer, use resume to continue
Note: does not create a FractionalEvent
- poll(self, realTime)
- Called by system/clients to determine if there are any waiting events
- resume(self, realTime)
- Continue a paused timer
Note: does not create a FractionalEvent
- start(self, realTime)
- Start the timer from 0 for forward multipliers, duration for reverse multipliers
- stop(self, realTime)
- Stop this cycle (reset current fraction)
Data descriptors defined here:
- __dict__
- dictionary for instance variables (if defined)
- __weakref__
- list of weak references to the object (if defined)
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