How accurate is python’s time.sleep()?
I can give it floating point numbers, such as
I can give it floating point numbers, such as
I am trying to delete text inside a text box after waiting 5 seconds, but instead the program wont run and does sleep over everything else. Also is there a way for me to just make my textbox sleep so i can run other code while the text is frozen?
How do I get my Python program to sleep for 50 milliseconds?
In Python for *nix, does time.sleep() block the thread or the process?
I want to perform an action at a regular interval in my multi-threaded Python application. I have seen two different ways of doing it
I need my script to be executed a minute after each reboot. When I apply @reboot in my crontab it is too early for my script – I want the script to be executed after all other tasks that are routinely run on reboot. How might I run the script sometime after reboot?
If I have the following shell script
Based on various sources I have cobbled together ~/.config/systemd/user/screenlock.service:
I know I can wait on a condition to become true in bash by doing: