python倒计时时钟,Python - tkinter画布中的倒计时器

Hello I would like to create a countdown timer within a subroutine which is then displayed on the canvas. I'm not entirely sure of where to begin I've done some research on to it and was able to make one with the time.sleep(x) function but that method freezes the entire program which isn't what I'm after. I also looked up the other questions on here about a timer and tried to incorporate them into my program but I wasn't able to have any success yet.

TLDR; I want to create a countdown timer that counts down from 60 seconds and is displayed on a canvas and then have it do something when the timer reaches 0.

Is anyone able to point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance.

EDIT: With the suggestions provided I tried to put them into the program without much luck.

Not sure if there is a major error in this code or if it's just a simple mistake.

The error I get when I run it is below the code.

This is the part of the code that I want the timer in:

def main(): #First thing that loads when the program is executed.

global window

global tkinter

global canvas

global cdtimer

window = Tk()

cdtimer = 60

window.title("JailBreak Bob")

canvas = Canvas(width = 960, height = 540, bg = "white")

photo = PhotoImage(file="main.gif")

canvas.bind("", buttonclick_mainscreen)

canvas.pack(expand = YES, fill = BOTH)

canvas.create_image(1, 1, image = photo, anchor = NW)

window.mainloop()

def buttonclick_mainscreen(event):

pressed = ""

if event.x >18 and event.x <365 and event.y > 359 and event.y < 417 : pressed = 1

if event.x >18 and event.x <365 and event.y > 421 and event.y < 473 : pressed = 2

if event.x >18 and event.x <365 and event.y > 477 and event.y < 517 : pressed = 3

if pressed == 1 :

gamescreen()

if pressed == 2 :

helpscreen()

if pressed == 3 :

window.destroy()

def gamescreen():

photo = PhotoImage(file="gamescreen.gif")

canvas.bind("", buttonclick_gamescreen)

canvas.pack(expand = YES, fill = BOTH)

canvas.create_image(1, 1, image = photo, anchor = NW)

game1 = PhotoImage(file="1.gif")

canvas.create_image(30, 65, image = game1, anchor = NW)

e1 = Entry(canvas, width = 11)

e2 = Entry(canvas, width = 11)

canvas.create_window(390, 501, window=e1, anchor = NW)

canvas.create_window(551, 501, window=e2, anchor = NW)

canvas.after(1, gamescreen)

window.mainloop()

def cdtimer():

canvas.delete(ALL)

global cdtimer

cdtimer -= 1

canvas.create_text(510, 6, text=cdtimer, font="Ubuntu 29 bold", anchor = NW)

if cdtimer == 0:

scorescreen()

else:

canvas.after(1000, gamescreen)

main()

Error MSG:

Exception in Tkinter callback

Traceback (most recent call last):

File "/usr/lib/python3.2/tkinter/__init__.py", line 1402, in __call__

return self.func(*args)

File "/usr/lib/python3.2/tkinter/__init__.py", line 490, in callit

func(*args)

File "/home/ppppwn3d/workspace/Python/JailBreakBob/JailBreakBob.py", line 50, in gamescreen

e1 = Entry(canvas, width = 11)

File "/usr/lib/python3.2/tkinter/__init__.py", line 2372, in __init__

Widget.__init__(self, master, 'entry', cnf, kw)

File "/usr/lib/python3.2/tkinter/__init__.py", line 1952, in __init__

cnf = _cnfmerge((cnf, kw))

File "/usr/lib/python3.2/tkinter/__init__.py", line 71, in _cnfmerge

if isinstance(cnfs, dict):

RuntimeError: maximum recursion depth exceeded while calling a Python object

解决方案

This is an expansion of Oakley's answer. It demonstrates how to display the time in a canvas as well as kick off the whole thing:

from tkinter import *

root = Tk()

canvas = Canvas(root)

canvas.pack()

time = 60

def tick():

# You have to clear the canvas each time the clock updates

# (otherwise it writes on top of the old time). Since the

# time is the only thing in the canvas, delete(ALL) works

# perfectly (if it wasn't however, you can delete the id

# that goes with the clock).

canvas.delete(ALL)

# I have to declare time as a global because I'm not using

# a class (otherwise, I could do something like self.time -= 1)

global time

time -= 1

# You can place the time wherever in the canvas

# (I chose 10,10 for the example)

canvas.create_text(10, 10, text=time)

if time == 0:

do_something()

else:

canvas.after(1000, tick)

canvas.after(1, tick)

root.mainloop()

The script counts down from 60 seconds (displaying the remaining time as it goes) and, when it hits 0, it calls do_something.