[Python]Calling multiple instance of a script in CMD/Creating a GUI

I'm trying to either have multiple instances of a timer run in the Windows terminal or have multiple instances of the same timer run in a GUI.

The timer is coded in Python.

What's the best way to do this? I need each timer to count down individually. It wouldn't matter if they all counted down at once.

Would it be possible to have an input (

Code:

raw_input

) in or for a Windows terminal (could be in a separate terminal instance) which appends the new seconds to a list which displays all the previous countdowns on a new line?

I haven't tried, but I'm thinking that's possible. It would surely be the simplest solution because it seems achievable with my knowledge.

Is it possible to have an input (

Code:

raw_input

) in a Windows terminal that would allow you to type a world for more than 1 second before clearing your input? ie) you enter "1" and then the timers count and your entry clears before you can continue typing.

 

I don't really see what you're trying to do? From the sounds of it I don't know at all why you're even using timers.

 

Runite respawn timer

 

I don't actually know Python but timers are the same in every language. Just make a timer that counts time on an interval of 1000 ms or whatever, and take in user input to start it, stop it, and reset it if you're REALLY set on doing commandline.

 

I don't want to do it in command line... I'm asking for help to make a GUI. I've made the timer part. I want it to look prettier than it is.

 

Does it have to be in Python? I can help you if you do it in .NET or Java

 

Not at all. I'm just more familiar with Python than .NET and Java. I'm a complete beginner in Python and less than that in .NET and Java.

I'd love your help though. Add me on skype if you like.