I have tried that but found that my stackless threadlets are not fired. On my server I had ended up putting a while 1: around stackless.run() to ensure that stackless keeps on running for me. This is of course incompatible with starting the wxpython main loop.
Paul Richard Tew wrote: > On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 8:35 AM, Paul Sijben <[email protected]> wrote: > >> Until now I have been using stackless on my server and wxpython on the >> client of my application. >> >> However I have the feeling the client would be much more nippy if it >> used stackless too. >> >> Is there a way for both wxpython and stackless to work in one application? >> > > There is some discussion of this on the list in the past, although I > am not willing to google it and determine if it is worthwhile to use > as a reference on the subject. > > This link alludes that it is very simple: > http://aigamedev.com/Blog/2006/09/12/automated-testing-of-user-interfaces-in-wxpython/ > > "Integration of Stackless with wxPython. This can be done very simply; > the python script launches stackless.run(), and the main tasklet runs > the wxPython event loop." > > Cheers, > Richard. > -- Paul Sijben tel: +31334566488 Eemvalley Technology BV fax: +31334557523 the Netherlands http://eemvalley.com ----------------------------------------------------- EemValley Technology werft python & wxpython programmeurs: http://www.eemvalley.nl/jobs
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