Python timer.add函数代码示例

 def startup_ui(self):
     sys.excepthook = self.exception_handler
     Application.startup_ui(self)
     call_on_ui_thread(migrateappname.migrateVideos, 'Democracy', 'Miro')
     call_on_ui_thread(flash.check_flash_install)
     call_on_ui_thread(bonjour.check_bonjour_install)
     timer.add(15, self._init_autoupdate)

 def _device_connected(self, device):
     id_, info = self._get_device_info(device)
     logging.debug('seen device: %r' % (device,))
     if not info['mount']:
         # we don't get notified :( so poll instead
         timer.add(0.5, self._check_device_mount, device)
     app.device_manager.device_connected(id_, **info)

    def _check_device_mount(self, device):
        if device['volume'] not in self._connected:
            # device was removed
            return
        if os.path.exists(device['mount']):
            self._device_changed(device)
	    return
        timer.add(0.5, self._check_device_mount, device)

 def select_display_for_tabs(self, selected_tab_list, selected_tabs):
     """Select a display to show in the right-hand side.  """
     if self._select_display_for_tabs_args is None:
         # First call to select_display_for_tabs(), we need to schedule
         # _select_display_for_tabs() to be called.
         timer.add(0.01, self._select_display_for_tabs)
     # For all cases, we want to store these arguments in
     # _select_display_for_tabs_args so that when
     # _select_display_for_tabs() is called it uses them.
     self._select_display_for_tabs_args = (selected_tab_list,
                                           selected_tabs)

    def _device_connected(self, device):
        try:
           info = self._get_device_info(device)
	except KeyError:
            logging.debug('unknown device connected: %r' % (device,))
            return
        logging.debug('seen device: %r' % (device,))
        if not info.mount:
            # we don't get notified :( so poll instead
            timer.add(0.5, self._check_device_mount, device)
	devices.device_connected(info)

 def _do_iteration(self, item_id, repeat_delay):
     try:
         item_info = self.item_list.get_item(item_id)
     except KeyError:
         # item was deleted from model
         self.currently_animating.remove(item_id)
         return
     rv = self.continue_animation(item_info)
     if rv != False:
         timer.add(repeat_delay, self._do_iteration, item_id, repeat_delay)
     else:
         self.currently_animating.remove(item_id)
         self.finish_animation(item_info)
     for view in self.item_views:
         view.model_changed()

 def _drive_disconnected(self, volume_monitor, drive):
     if drive is None:
         # can happen when a CD is inserted
         return
     for id_, info in self._get_device_info(drive):
         timeout_id = timer.add(0.5, self._drive_disconnected_timeout, id_)
         self._disconnecting[id_] = timeout_id

 def schedule_update(self):
     def notify_and_reschedule():
         if self.update_timeout is not None:
             self.update_timeout = None
             if self.is_playing and not self.is_paused:
                 if not self.is_suspended:
                     self.notify_update()
                 self.schedule_update()
     self.update_timeout = timer.add(0.5, notify_and_reschedule)

 def pulse_updating_animation(self, id_):
     try:
         iter_ = self.iter_map[id_]
     except KeyError:
         # feed was removed
         del self.updating_animations[id_]
         return
     self.view.pulse_updating_image(iter_)
     timer_id = timer.add(0.1, self.pulse_updating_animation, id_)
     self.updating_animations[id_] = timer_id

 def _drive_disconnected(self, volume_monitor, drive):
     if drive is None:
         # can happen when a CD is inserted
         return
     try:
         info = self._get_device_info(drive)
     except KeyError:
         return
     timeout_id = timer.add(0.5, self._drive_disconnected_timeout, info)
     self._disconnecting[info.id] = timeout_id

 def start_updating(self, id_):
     # The spinning wheel is constantly updating the cell value, between
     # validating the cell value for the drag and drop and the actual drop
     # the cell value most likely changes, and some GUI toolkits may get
     # confused.
     #
     # We'll let the underlying platform code figure out what's the best
     # thing to do here.
     self.view.set_volatile(True)
     if id_ in self.updating_animations:
         return
     timer_id = timer.add(0, self.pulse_updating_animation, id_)
     self.updating_animations[id_] = timer_id

 def change_non_video_displays(self, display):
     # If the dc exists, cancel it.  If the cancel failed because lost
     # the race to cancel it, then the display will load and some
     # some redundant code will be scheduled onto the main thread, but
     # that's okay, since at the next invocation of the delayed call
     # we shall get the correct display.  We use a miro.timer here
     # rather than tacking onto the UI loop using call_on_ui_thread()
     # since we can't cancel it.
     if self.change_non_video_displays_dc:
         timer.cancel(self.change_non_video_displays_dc)
         self.change_non_video_displays_dc = None
     self.change_non_video_displays_dc = timer.add(0.1,
       lambda: call_on_ui_thread(
       lambda: self.do_change_non_video_displays(display)))

 def _on_download_started(self, widget):
     """
     Shows the download started icon for 5 seconds, then hide it.
     """
     self.toolbar.loading_icon.set_download(True)
     timer.add(5, lambda: self.toolbar.loading_icon.set_download(False))

 def blink_tab(self, id):
     self.view.blink_tab(self.iter_map[id])
     timer.add(1, self._unblink_tab, id)

 def on_pressed(self, widget):
     if self.timeout:
         timer.cancel(self.timeout)
     self.button_down = True
     self.button_held = False
     self.timeout = timer.add(self.initial_delay, self.on_button_hold)