tom.purl schrieb: > I use the pyGTD script to manage my todo lists and such. From Vim, I > shell out a call to the gtd.py script, which updates my todo.txt file > after update one of the related pyGTD files. Since I make a lot of > updates to the related pyGTD files, I execute the gtd.py script dozens > of times a day. > > The problem is that this script can be a little slow. It usually takes > at least 5 seconds to run, time that I can't use Vim (and running it in > the background from Vim isn't a usable option for me). I tried making > it run faster by adding the following lines at the top of the __main__ > method: > > import psyco > psyco.full() > > This change, however, didn't shave off any noticeable amount of time. > > I was wondering if there was a way in which I could run the python > interpreter all of the time so that I wouldn't have to invoke it each > time that I want to run the gtd.py script. Is there a way to do this?o
Sure. Just enter a loop. Incidentially, common application server frameworks as SimpleXMLRPC or pyro come with a main event loop which will of course prevent the interpreter to stop. Together with the daemonize-recipe from apsn, you have your server. I suggest you use pyro - that will most probably cause the least fuss. Diez -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
