10 examples of 'os sleep python' in Python

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def sleep(*args):
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  """ Args for backwards compatibility
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  """
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  if skip_sleep:
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    return
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  time.sleep(1)

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def sleep(n):
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    time.sleep(n)

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def sleep(t, safe=True):
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    """
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    pause operations
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    Unlike standard time.sleep(...), breaks pause when controller shutdown
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    event is received.
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    Args:
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        t: number of seconds to sleep
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    Optional:
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        safe: break on shutdown event (default is True)
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    Returns:
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        True if sleep is finished, False if shutdown event is received
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    """
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    if safe:
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        time_start = time()
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        time_end = time_start + t
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        while time() < time_end:
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            if is_shutdown():
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                return False
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            _sleep(_polldelay)
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        return True
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    else:
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        _sleep(t)
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        return True

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@overload
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def sleep(secs: float) -> None: pass

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def sleep(seconds):
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    """A reimplementation of the xbmc sleep() function"""
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    time.sleep(seconds)

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def sleep(sec):
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    """Sleep sec in commands"""
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    def sleeper():
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        import time
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        time.sleep(sec)
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    return sleeper

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def sleep_actual(t):
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  original_sleep(t)

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def sleep(sleep, quiet=False):
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    if sleep >= 1:
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        sleep_widget = [
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            progressbar.Bar('>'), ' ', progressbar.ETA(), ' ', progressbar.ReverseBar('<')
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        ]
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        print("Now spleeping until the next loop")
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        if quiet is False:
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            pbar = progressbar.ProgressBar(widgets=sleep_widget, maxval=int(sleep)).start()
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            for i in xrange(int(sleep)):
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                time.sleep(1)
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                pbar.update(i+1)
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            time.sleep(sleep - int(sleep))
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            pbar.finish()
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        else:
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           time.sleep(sleep)

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def sleep_for(secs):
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    time.sleep(secs)

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def sleep():
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    for _ in range(3):
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        time.sleep(0.1)
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    gc.collect()
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    for _ in range(3):
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        time.sleep(0.1)