Does the Blynk, Micropython set_interval function -class Timer- allow intervals in fractions of a second as its first argument?
I ask because I use the function as follows:
timer.set_interval(0.9, updateMarquee)
and the time that updateMarquee() is called seems to be the same as if I use
timer.set_interval(0.1, updateMarquee)
Furthermore, the time in which updateMarquee() is called is very fast, as if there were no waiting interval; as if time is truncated to 0 s.
Only when I use
timer.set_interval(1, updateMarquee)
updateMarquee() is called correctly (i.e. every second)
p.s. I am using the GitHub - vshymanskyy/blynk-library-python: Blynk library for Python. Works with Python 2, Python 3, MicroPython. library