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Introduction Notebook Display Shared Variables

Introduction Notebook Display Shared Variables

Introduction UI Containers Kernel Containers UI + Kernel Containers

Introduction UI Containers Kernel Containers UI + Kernel Containers

Step Tests with unittest Step Tests with pytest

Step Tests with unittest Step Tests with pytest

Introduction Parallelism (SIMD)

Introduction Parallelism (SIMD)

API Reference

API Reference

get_environment_info refresh run_project run_server run_shell shared

get_environment_info refresh run_project run_server run_shell shared

bokeh code_block elapsed head header html image inspect jinja json latex listing list_grid markdown plotly pyplot status svg table tail text whitespace

bokeh code_block elapsed head header html image inspect jinja json latex listing list_grid markdown plotly pyplot status svg table tail text whitespace

breathe render_to_console stop visible write_to_console

breathe render_to_console stop visible write_to_console

create_test_fixture StepTestRunResult StepTestCase CauldronTest

create_test_fixture StepTestRunResult StepTestCase CauldronTest

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elapsed

cauldron.display.elapsed()

Displays the elapsed time since the step started running.

This function takes no arguments

Basic Usage

The example below shows how the elapsed function can be used to get a handle on how long various parts of steps take to run.

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import cauldron as cd
import time

cd.display.elapsed()

time.sleep(1.37)

cd.display.elapsed()

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