I apologize in advance for the somewhat provocative subject. Is the sched module still appropriate in an increasingly event-driven world? If so, can someone suggest how it might be used with a non-blocking delay function such as gobject.timeout_add? It would be nice to either remark in the documentation that the sched module doesn't play nice with event-driven architectures or provide an example of how it can. It doesn't seem to be possible without resorting to threads (not generally a big problem, but not always the best choice either, depending on the environment in which you find yourself). The delayfunc is called and when it finishes, the action function is called.
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