Jason Tackaberry wrote: > On Fri, 2008-01-11 at 21:08 +0100, Dirk Meyer wrote: >> > try: >> > do_callback() >> > except Exception, exc: >> > self.signals['exception'].emit(exc.__class__, exc, sys.exc_traceback) >> >> We should make sure not tp break too much by adding this. > > I can fix the spots in kaa if you take care of freevo. :) Duncan > probably isn't using this yet in 1.x.
OK. So let us break the API and be sure we do it right this time :) > While we're breaking stuff, we should look at unifying the API for async > status/exception handling between Thread and InProgress. They both > essentially serve the same purpose: perform some task in the > "background" (for certain definitions of background) and return either > the status or an exception asynchronously. For Thread and InProgress? They ARE different. Thread is something you start, just like Process. So these two should be similar. InProgress is a way of telling you that something eeds more time. I like the idea of InProgress beeing a Signal, not having one. A Thread on the other hand is not in progress / running if you create it, you have to start() it. So start should return an InProgress object. The same for Process. Dischi -- Save time... see it my way.
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