Timer#

class dpeeg.tools.Timer(name: str = 'dpeeg_timer')[source]#

Timing the running time of the program.

Examples

If you want to start a default timer and then calculate the program interval, you can do like:

>>> timer = Timer()
>>> do_something()
>>> h, m, s = timer.stop()
>>> h, m, s
1, 2, 13.435

And you can update the start time of the default timer, just do like:

>>> timer.start()

You can also register a specified timer and update the start time of it.

>>> timer.start('new')
>>> h, m, s = timer.stop('new')

start(name: str = 'dpeeg_timer') → str[source]#: Update specified timer or register a timer if it does not exist.

stop(name: str = 'dpeeg_timer', restart: bool = False) → tuple[int, int, float][source]#: Get the hours, minutes, and seconds of a specific timer.

stop_precise(name: str = 'dpeeg_timer', restart: bool = False) → float[source]#: Get the precise time for a specific timer.

static ctime() → str[source]#: Return the current local time as a human-readable string.

static cdate() → str[source]#: Get the current date and time in the ‘year-month-day_hour:minute’ format.