Jul-06-2020, 02:17 PM
Hello,
I am currently in the design phase of a app that will be used to time the start, stop and elapsed time of certain events as they are triggered by a user clicking on a button.
I want to have several timers (counting durations in hh:mm format) displaying their values each minute. Each of the timers will start, pause and reset based on events triggered by the user clicking on certain GUI buttons.
Coming from a vb.net event driven world I had envisioned each timer being an object with methods of aTimer.Start, aTimer.Stop, aTimer.Reset and these objects would be on a form and accumulating time and updating the display constantly.
Can someone give me some pointers on how I would approach this using Python?
Thank you,
Scott
I am currently in the design phase of a app that will be used to time the start, stop and elapsed time of certain events as they are triggered by a user clicking on a button.
I want to have several timers (counting durations in hh:mm format) displaying their values each minute. Each of the timers will start, pause and reset based on events triggered by the user clicking on certain GUI buttons.
Coming from a vb.net event driven world I had envisioned each timer being an object with methods of aTimer.Start, aTimer.Stop, aTimer.Reset and these objects would be on a form and accumulating time and updating the display constantly.
Can someone give me some pointers on how I would approach this using Python?
Thank you,
Scott