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ChronoJump

ChronoJump is a complete multiplatform system for measurement, management and statistics of jump time events (contact time, flight time), and other actions. ChronoJump uses a contact platform suitable for two events (in-platform, out-platform), and also a chronometer printed circuit designed ... [More] ad-hoc in order to obtain precise and trustworthy measurements. The flight time of a jump is an indicator of the elevation of the Center of gravity of the jumper (as long as the starting and arrival position are the same). ChronoJump can also be used for timing races even with intervals, reaction time and rhythms. [Less]

pyinterval

This library provides a Python implementation of an algebraically closed interval system on the extended real number set. An interval object consists of a finite union of closed, possibly unbound, mathematical intervals. LinksDocumentation Entry in the Python Package Index

gwt-calendar

This widget is now a component of the GWTChismes collection: Advanced calendar to pick up and manipulate dates completely developed with GWT. Date selector Widget. Interval selector Widget. Internationalizations (texts, months, days, date formats and help). Allow to specify the first day of ... [More] week. The date selector can be floating and movable. Ideal for selection of check-in and check-out dates. Static methods to manipulate and format dates. [Less]

Interval Container Library (ICL)

Interval Container Library (ICL): An STL based generic library for computations on intervals, interval containers and cubes NOTE: The generated code analysis is misleading. The active sourcecode moved from sourceforge to Boost. Sourceforge serves as download prlatform mostly.

intervalmap

This class maps intervals to values. Example: >>> i = intervalmap() >>> i['08:00' : '12:00'] = 'Mister A' >>> i['12:00' : '16:00'] = 'Mister B' >>> print i['11:37'] Mister AInspired by this recipe.

timeout-interval-idle

Creating Timeouts and IntervalsJavascript allows you to create Timeouts and Intervals using this syntax: setTimeout("alert('I waited 5 seconds!');",5000); setInterval("alert('I happen every 8 seconds');",8000);These functions are very useful, but unfortunately ... [More] they only accept code as a string. This module allows you to use jQuery to create timeouts and intervals that also accept functions, like this: $.timeout(function() { alert('I waited 5 seconds'); }, 5000); $.interval(function() { alert('I happen every 8 seconds'); }, 8000);You can also create Timeouts and Intervals from predefined functions: function now() { alert('now!'); } $.timeout(now, 5000); $.interval(now, 8000);Clearing Timeouts and IntervalsJavascript allows you to create and clear Timeouts and the Intervals using the following sytax: var to = setTimeout("alert('I waited 5 seconds!');",5000); var it = setInterval("alert('I happen every 8 seconds');",8000); clearTimeout(to); clearInterval(it);Using this plugin, the same can be done like this: var to = $.timeout(function() { alert('I waited 5 seconds'); }, 5000); var it = $.interval(function() { alert('I happen every 8 seconds'); }, 8000); $.clear(to); $.clear(it);Creating Idle TimeoutsIn addition to the above functionality, this plugin provides a new type of timed function, the Idle Timeout. Every time you create a new Idle Timeout, any previous Idle Timeout is cleared. This means that you can make an event happen X seconds after the last time this functions is called. For example: The above code will set an Idle Timeout (and clear the last one) every time the user types into the input box. 3 seconds after the last key is pressed, the idle function will run and the contents of the input box will be alerted. [Less]

intervaltimer

Interval training is described at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interval_training This timer lets the user specify the time allocated for the work and rest phase and the number of sets. It uses Mac OS X speech synthesis to speak an arbitrary phrase at the start of each phase.

py-boost-interval

pyBoostInterval uses Cython to wrap the Boost Interval library in Python. The idea is to have a class "Interval" in Python with all the necessary methods and functions. It should still be possible to program near C speed due to Cython's ability to generate C code without the overhead ... [More] of intermediate Python objects. Current Statuspre-alpha: development started, help is welcome! Get itsource code, download python setup.py build_ext --inplace(probably edit setup.py for your correct include_ext paths) WikiIntroduction [Less]

py-filib-interval

pyFilib uses Cython to wrap the Filib++ Interval library in Python. The idea is to have a class "Interval" in Python with all the necessary methods and functions. It should still be possible to program near C speed due to Cython's ability to generate C code without the overhead of intermediate Python objects. Current Statusnull

jintervals

jintervals - formatting time intervalsjintervals is inspired by well-known date and time formatting functions, but is specific to intervals. It takes interval in seconds and produces string according to specified format. jintervals is a stand-alone library, not dependant of any JavaScript ... [More] library. Only the development testsuite uses jQuery and QUnit. jintervals is localized. It currently supports English, Russian, Lithuanian, Finnish and Estonian, plus you can easily add your own. ExamplesSpecifying number of decimal places: jintervals(65, "{MM}:{ss}"); --> 01:05Hiding of zero values: jintervals(88, "{M?:}{s}"); --> 1:28 jintervals(28, "{M?:}{s}"); --> 28Full and abbreviated unit names: jintervals(75, "{Minutes} and {s.}"); --> 1 minute and 15sFor full syntactic details see Documentation. Try it DownloadCurrent version is 0.7: jintervals-0.7-min.js - minified version. jintervals-0.7.js - full source code version. Changelog [Less]