def reset(self):
print("timer is being reset")
self.keep_toggling = False
#uf.return_bg_color([self.root, self.label, self.small_label])
if self.reset_counter >= 1:
self.reset_counter = 0
self.mycountdown.countdowntime = (0,0,0,0)
self.reset_counter += 1
print("this is how many times reset has been clicked {}".format(self.reset_counter))
self.start_button.grid(row=1, column=0)
self.mycountdown.reset_countdown()
self.countdown_time = uf.seconds_to_tuple(self.mycountdown.countdowntime)
self.on_state = False
self.start_button.config(text = "START")
self.click_counter = 0
self.output = "{:02d}:{:02d}:{:02d}".format(self.countdown_time[0], self.countdown_time[1], self.countdown_time[2])
self.small_output = "000"
self.new_output = uf.string_to_list(self.output)
self.new_output = uf.list_to_tuple(self.new_output)
self.print_elapsed()
print("here is output after being reset {}".format(self.output))
print("this is the current countdown time {}".format(self.countdown_time))
def callback(self, label):
#If timer is running, don't do anything
if self.mycountdown.timer.running:
print("timer is currently running")
return
#print "Click {}".format(self.click_counter)
#this ensures that when reset is clicked after a number is clicked, the original countdown
# time reappears
self.reset_counter = 0
# "hh:mm:ss" (what has been inputted by user using keypad) -> [h,h,m,m,s,s]
self.new_output = uf.string_to_list(self.output)
# take off first element in new_output, and add label (keypad number pressed) to the end
self.new_output.pop(0)
self.new_output.append(label)
#count up 1, to keep track of how many spaces in hh:mm:ss have been filled
self.click_counter += 1
#resets after the first h in hh:mm:ss has been filled (or rightmost number has moved all the way to leftmost spot)
if self.click_counter > 6:
self.output = self.new_output
self.reset()
return
#[h,h,m,m,s,s] -> (hh,mm,ss, ms (always zero))
self.new_output = uf.list_to_tuple(self.new_output)
self.output = "{:02d}:{:02d}:{:02d}".format(self.new_output[0], self.new_output[1], self.new_output[2])
self.textvar.set(self.output)
return self.output
