ztime emulates the time module for those platforms lacking it (eg Casio) monotonic() sleepms(ms) sleep(s)
"""Ztime module emulates Python time module. Use it on platforms that lack a time module. Adjust loopms to match your hardware! (Nominal resolution of current code: ms at best) """ __version__="0.1" crid="Ztime\n© 2023 SteveG1CMZ" #customise loopms for your device...Examples loopms=7500 #Numworks on a Chromebook loopms=5000 #Numworks on an Android loopms= 333 #Numworks on myscripts brokentime=False brokentimes="[emulating broken time]" from math import * try: from timemodulemissing import * except: brokentime=True def monotonic(): #where time not defined return float("NaN") #precludes round to int def sleepms(ms): #emulate a delay in ms for i in range(ms*loopms): pass def sleep(s): #emulate a delay in s sleeptime=s*1000 for s in range(sleeptime): sleepms(1) def tests(): x=monotonic() x=monotonic()-x print(x) if __name__=="__main__" or True: print(crid) if brokentime: print(__name__+":",brokentimes) tests() sleep(10) tests()