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many adjustments to the loops and timing
many adjustments to the loops and timing
now sends the hardware updates only when clients change, but at least 1Hz
new option to adjust the rate of the loop that considers sending changes (if
the lights have changed)
author | drewp |
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date | Sat, 14 Jun 2003 14:59:09 +0000 |
parents | 57809e0ef359 |
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"""calculates your updates-per-second""" import time class Updatefreq: """make one of these, call update() on it as much as you want, and then float() or str() the object to learn the updates per second. the samples param to __init__ specifies how many past updates will be stored. """ def __init__(self,samples=20): self.times=[0] self.samples=samples def update(self): """call this every time you do an update""" self.times=self.times[-self.samples:] self.times.append(time.time()) def __float__(self): """a cheap algorithm, for now, which looks at the first and last times only""" try: hz=len(self.times)/(self.times[-1]-self.times[0]) except ZeroDivisionError: return 0 return hz def __str__(self): return "%.2fHz"%float(self)