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bk1285 / rpi_wordclock

Software to create a Raspberry Pi based wordclock
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Seconds plugin jumps numbers (bernd development version) #199

Closed R0lleston closed 2 years ago

R0lleston commented 2 years ago

This could be similar issue to one that Bernd solved recently. But the seconds count plugin jumps number eg 31, 33, 34, 35, 36,38 (it's always jumps two positions). I haven't checked for time accuracy but it's something that needs looking at

bk1285 commented 2 years ago

Hi @R0lleston, I tried to reproduce this on latest develop, but there are no jumps on my clock. Did you make any specific changes apart from latest develop?

Best, Bernd

R0lleston commented 2 years ago

@bk1285 no changes at all. Happy to record a video of it an email it through to you. Have managed to capture the issue on video, which might help identify the issue.

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/87622394/128685876-f4078df3-8c85-4810-9177-631db3b5a449.mp4

R0lleston commented 2 years ago

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/87622394/128692946-bab039ce-602e-4807-bca4-a05251f672db.mp4

bk1285 commented 2 years ago

I see your point. Is it possible, that you have accidentally two instances of the software running? Use pgrep python via command line to determine the number of active python processes (should be one).

bk1285 commented 2 years ago

Hi @R0lleston please reopen, if your issue persists..

Best, Bernd

R0lleston commented 2 years ago

16285735444198710683322642954785 That's from the clock being turned on from cold. @bk1285 how do we fix this ?

R0lleston commented 2 years ago

16285762967897934481965997297723 @bk1285 it seems to be coming from wordclock.py

R0lleston commented 2 years ago

@bk1285 strangely enough this issue seems to have sorted itself out using @phenze development version using alot of your code.