Trying out/testing the use of multiple threading.Thread objects to play sounds using winsound.PlaySound function, and in order to be able to play multiple sounds at the same time/near enough to each other, I am trying out implementing a separate thread to call the function that handles this, but just wondering about the easiest way to then restart/rerun a thread, and/or if it's really possible/viable to in fact stop a thread while/if it's running..?
Have it currently set to recreate a new thread each time I want it to in fact play a sound, and while this doesn't seem to thus far have made the python.exe task start to build up it's memory usage etc. in the task manager, I would just think that you could at the least, either stop a thread if it's currently running (threading.Thread.isAlive)() function) and/or then restart it, but it seems to want to then return an exception that the thread can't be restarted? Alternatively, I suppose I could also assign each thread to a class that then replays the winsound object, or something, but just wondering in general if there's an easier way to stop/restart a Thread object/item? Lastly, it otherwise seems quite happy/comfortable to run multiple threads/play multiple sounds at the same time/near enough to each other, which is nice. TIA Jacob Kruger Blind Biker Skype: BlindZA '...fate had broken his body, but not his spirit...'
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