99window = sg .Window ('Timer' , layout , size = (300 , 120 ), modal = True )
1010
1111while True :
12+ 13+ # For more details on non-blobking window events and the usage of 'timeout' parameter
14+ # read @ https://github.com/PySimpleGUI/PySimpleGUI/issues/520
15+ # Read with a timeout is a very good thing for your GUIs to use in a read non-blocking situation,
16+ # if you can use them. If your device can wait for a little while, then use this kind of read.
17+ # The longer you're able to add to the timeout value, the less CPU time you'll be taking).
18+ # window.read(timeout=10) : This program will quickly test for user input, then deal with the hardware.
19+ # Then it'll sleep for 10ms, while your gui is non-responsive, then it'll check in with your GUI again.
1220 event , values = window .read (timeout = 10 )
1321
22+ # Close window if exit.\/close is clicked.
1423 if event == sg .WINDOW_CLOSED or event == 'Exit' :
1524 break
1625
1726 current_time = datetime .now ()
1827 current_time = current_time .strftime ("%H:%M:%S" )
1928 window ['text' ].update (current_time )
2029
30+ # Pause the timer.
2131 if event == 'Pause' :
2232 timer_paused = True
2333
2434 if timer_paused == True :
2535 window ['text' ].update ('Timer Paused' )
2636
37+ # Resume the timer.
2738 if event == 'Resume' :
2839 timer_paused = False
2940 window ['text' ].update (current_time )
41+ 3042# Finish up by removing from the screen
3143window .close ()
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