On 11/15/05, Fredrik Lundh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > If you want to write portable code that keeps things running "in the > background" while the users hack away at the standard interactive > prompt, InputHook won't help you. > So probably it should be improved, or changed a bit, to work also on Windows. Or perhaps it's Tkinter. Anyway, what I'm saying is - don't use threads! Process events in the main thread while it doesn't run the user's Python code. If he runs another thread - that's his problem. The implicit event loop should never execute Python code while a user's Python code is running in the main thread.
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