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Here is an example that uses the viztask module to control the timing of the 3 different functions:
Code:
import viz import vizact import viztask viz.go() def func1(): pass def func2(): pass def func3(): pass def MainTask(): #Run func1 for 3 minutes timer = vizact.ontimer(0,func1) yield viztask.waitTime(180) timer.remove() #Run func2 for 4 minutes timer = vizact.ontimer(0,func2) yield viztask.waitTime(240) timer.remove() #Run func3 for 3 minutes timer = vizact.ontimer(0,func3) yield viztask.waitTime(180) timer.remove() #Quit script viz.quit() viztask.schedule( MainTask() ) |
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