James Henstridge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I suppose you could use an idle function. It would get called for
> each iteration of the main loop, and should allow the signal handler
> to be called.
I tried that now, but idle functions suck for that purpose. They are
called all the time when my program is doing nothing, consuming the
CPU. I guess that in a sense "idle" functions are exactly the
opposite of what I'm trying to achieve -- I'd like a no-op Python code
to be run when something *happens*, in case a signal happened.
Perhaps I should try to play with idle priorities?
> Basically mainloop() runs this:
> while quit_flag != TRUE:
> mainiteration()
> call_quit_handlers()
Are quit_flag and call_quit_handlers() exported to Python? Should
they be?
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