42 lines
1.4 KiB
Python
42 lines
1.4 KiB
Python
class Wait():
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""" The wait class allows the user to execute programmed actions after a desired delay without blocking other processor activity.
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In addition to being used as a one-shot (decorator), Wait can be named and reusable.
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Arguments:
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- Time (float) - Expiration time of the wait in seconds
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- Function (function) - Code to execute when Time expires
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Parameters:
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- Function - Returns (function) - Code to execute when Time expires.
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- Time - Returns (float) - Expiration time of the wait in seconds with 10ms precision.
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"""
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Time: float = 0.0
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Function: callable = None
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def __init__(self, Time: float, Function: callable=None) -> None:
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""" File class constructor.
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Arguments:
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- Time (float) - Expiration time of the wait in seconds
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- Function (function) - Code to execute when Time expires
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"""
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...
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def Add(self, Time: float) -> None:
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""" Add time to current timer. """
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pass
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def Cancel(self) -> None:
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""" Stop wait Function from executing when the timer expires. """
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pass
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def Change(self) -> None:
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""" Set a new Time value for current and future timers in this instance. """
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pass
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def Restart(self) -> None:
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""" Restarts the timer – executes the Function in Time seconds. If the a timer is active, cancels that timer before starting the new timer.
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"""
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pass
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