This is a python implementation of a famous time management technique. CTimer helps you keep track of your productivity during the day, and help you set realistic goals for your day.
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[class ConcentrateTimer] application window launch AFTER the voice_message finishes, which takes a few seconds #7
Describe the bug
The timer is not 100% precise because the timer always start after the voice message is finished. For example, when the program launch, it says "Welcome" and then the GUI window shows up afterwards.
Also, when starting a clock, the program says "ready? go", which takes approximately 2 seconds.
ctimer version: 0.1.0
Python version: 3.8.3
Operating System: MacOSX 10.14.6
Steps to Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Install ctimer
launch ctimer by typing ctimer at the command line
You will hear "Welcome"
The Tk window will show up afterwards.
ctimer
Expected Behavior
The window shows up simultaneously with the sound "Welcome"
The timer starts simultaneously when it says "Ready? Start"
The display should show "Done!" simultaneously when the ctimer start to say "Beebeebee..."
Screenshots
none.
Actual Behavior
The application window show up after the welcome message finishes.
The clock starts ticking after the voice finishes
The display shows "00:01" until the voice finishes, then shows "Done!"
Description
Describe the bug The timer is not 100% precise because the timer always start after the voice message is finished. For example, when the program launch, it says "Welcome" and then the GUI window shows up afterwards. Also, when starting a clock, the program says "ready? go", which takes approximately 2 seconds.
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