[zer0 t1me]

I've made up a research about how can I make a script to be executed in spcecific time but without any result.
So the main question is : is it possible? and if so how ?

P.S. The best I have made up to now is something like : time.sleep("seconds").

[ImportUsername]

Could you give an example of why you re trying to do? Your explanation isn't entirely clear. However judging by what you have, it should be possible.

[zer0 t1me]

Okay a quick example :

PHP Code


<?php 
import time

while time == 21:25:
....
....
....
.... 


[K-On!]

Use cron or Windows Task Scheduler. They should fit your needs.

[ImportUsername]

You could try with time.gmtime()
for example, look at this:

Code

import time
print (str(time.gmtime()[3])+":"+str(time.gmtime()[4])+":"+str(time.gmtime()[5]))
#output will be the time in the format HH:MM:SS, example is 20:41:24

You could use this to do what you're trying to do:

Code

import time
time = "20:45"

while (str(time.gmtime()[3])+":"+str(time.gmtime()[4])) == time:
    print ("running during this minute only")

[zer0 t1me]

Thanks guys problem solved ! 🤝

[deiski]

You could try with time.gmtime()
for example, look at this:

Code

import time
print (str(time.gmtime()[3])+":"+str(time.gmtime()[4])+":"+str(time.gmtime()[5]))
#output will be the time in the format HH:MM:SS, example is 20:41:24

You could use this to do what you're trying to do:

Code

import time
time = "20:45"

while (str(time.gmtime()[3])+":"+str(time.gmtime()[4])) == time:
    print ("running during this minute only")

Couldn't have said it better myself.