def _onTimer(self, timerEvent):
"""
Updates all subsystems when the timer event is recieved
This will ensure that if subsystem updates take longer than the
_updateInterval, that is just waits another _updateInterval
"""
currentTime = self._getTime()
timeSinceLastIteration = (currentTime - self._lastTime)
# Update each subsystem with the time since the last update
subsystemIter = (self._app.getSubsystem(name)
for name in self._app.getSubsystemNames())
for subsystem in subsystemIter:
subsystem.update(timeSinceLastIteration)
self._lastTime = currentTime
# If we have run over into the next intervale, just wait an entire
# interval
updateTime = self._updateInterval - (self._getTime() - currentTime)
if updateTime < 0:
updateTime = self.updateInterval
self.timer.Start(updateTime, True)
# Update heart beat
self._heartBeat += 1
def _onTimer(self, timerEvent):
"""
Updates all subsystems when the timer event is recieved
This will ensure that if subsystem updates take longer than the
_updateInterval, that is just waits another _updateInterval
"""
currentTime = self._getTime()
timeSinceLastIteration = (currentTime - self._lastTime)
# Update each subsystem with the time since the last update
names = self._app.getSubsystemNames()
subsystemIter = (self._app.getSubsystem(names[i]) for i in
xrange(0, len(names)) )
updated = 0
for subsystem in subsystemIter:
if not subsystem.backgrounded():
updated += 1
subsystem.update(timeSinceLastIteration)
self._lastTime = currentTime
# Check if the number of updated subsystems matches the expected
if self._numSubsystems > -1 and (updated != self._numSubsystems):
# Shit hit the fan, close the application
self._frame.Close(True)
errorMsg = "ERROR: Wrong number of subsystems updating." \
" Expected %d, found %d." % \
(self._numSubsystems, updated)
#print errorMsg
raise Exception(errorMsg)
# If we have run over into the next interval, just wait an entire
# interval
updateTime = self._updateInterval - (self._getTime() - currentTime)
if updateTime < 0:
updateTime = self.updateInterval
self.timer.Start(updateTime, True)
# Update heart beat
self._heartBeat += 1
def _onTimer(self, timerEvent):
"""
Updates all subsystems when the timer event is recieved
This will ensure that if subsystem updates take longer than the
_updateInterval, that is just waits another _updateInterval
"""
currentTime = self._getTime()
timeSinceLastIteration = (currentTime - self._lastTime)
# Update each subsystem with the time since the last update
names = self._app.getSubsystemNames()
subsystemIter = (self._app.getSubsystem(names[i])
for i in xrange(0, len(names)))
updated = 0
for subsystem in subsystemIter:
if not subsystem.backgrounded():
updated += 1
subsystem.update(timeSinceLastIteration)
self._lastTime = currentTime
# Check if the number of updated subsystems matches the expected
if self._numSubsystems > -1 and (updated != self._numSubsystems):
# Shit hit the fan, close the application
self._frame.Close(True)
errorMsg = "ERROR: Wrong number of subsystems updating." \
" Expected %d, found %d." % \
(self._numSubsystems, updated)
#print errorMsg
raise Exception(errorMsg)
# If we have run over into the next interval, just wait an entire
# interval
updateTime = self._updateInterval - (self._getTime() - currentTime)
if updateTime < 0:
updateTime = self.updateInterval
self.timer.Start(updateTime, True)
# Update heart beat
self._heartBeat += 1
