Hi,
I want to check a few sockets and respond fairly quickly in a gnome
app.
once up and running I do gtk.idle_add(self.check_comms)
def check_comms(self):
rtoread, rtowrite, err = select.select(self.in_comms, self.out_comms,
[], 1.0)
if (len(rtoread) != 0):
rtoread[0].handle_request()
gtk.idle_add(self.check_comms)
but this of course ties everything up for a second unless there is a
message on a socket. I am guessing a thread is the next thing to try
but am wondering if there are other options?
Thanks...
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* Rob Brown-Bayliss
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