[steeve]

I have noticed a strange behavior.

On Windows, xbmc.sleep() has a minimum of 1000ms, and will go up to 2 seconds if I provide a number under 1000ms.
What gives?
This does not happen on other systems (linux, mac)

Can I use time.sleep() instead?

[pkscout]

I've always used time.sleep() in my scripts. I didn't even know xvmc has a separate sleep function.

[steeve]

I've always used time.sleep() in my scripts. I didn't even know xvmc has a separate sleep function.

Ah! Good to know then

[spoyser]

I believe xbmc.sleep() allows WindowXMLDialog and WindowXML events to still be processed whereas time.sleep() doesn't (I'm sure there are probably other subtle differences too)

[steeve]

Yeah I thought so too..

Well that means I now need to go dig in the XBMC source code then

[Martijn]

xbmc.sleep() also listens to internal overruling events and time.sleep() doesn't