Elapsed (elapsed_td) time does not start at 0s.

[magerkurth]

Hi,

system: dockerised ubuntu LTS, python 3.10.2, progress version 1.6

I am using the Bar class in different defined classes. Each class has a line similar to

self._progess_bar = Bar('Processing %(max)d image files:', suffix = '%(remaining)d left, %(eta_td)s left, %(elapsed_td)s elapsed')

The classes are independent and not inherited from each other.

When the object of the first class is calling self._progess_bar within the processing loop, "elapsed_td" starts at 0s.

When the object of the next class is executed, "elapsed_td" starts with the time elapsed from the object before.

I tried to encapsulate the bar calls in a "with" statements but still have the same issue. I also checked your code for class variables in regards to elapsed_td or a singleton definition, with could explain the problem. I hope you have more luck.

A code example:

from progress.bar import Bar
from time import sleep

class one():
    def __init__(self):
        self._progess_bar = Bar('Bar 1: Processing %(max)d files:', suffix = '%(remaining)d left, %(eta_td)s left, %(elapsed_td)s elapsed')

    def __call__(self):
        self._progess_bar.max=10
        for i in range(10):
            sleep(1)
            self._progess_bar.next()
        self._progess_bar.finish()


class two():
    def __init__(self):
        self._progess_bar = Bar('Bar 2: Processing %(max)d files:', suffix = '%(remaining)d left, %(eta_td)s left, %(elapsed_td)s elapsed')

    def __call__(self):
        self._progess_bar.max=10
        for i in range(10):
            sleep(1)
            self._progess_bar.next()
        self._progess_bar.finish()


obj1 = one()
obj2 = two()

obj1()
obj2()