On Nov 11, 11:28 am, Irmen de Jong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > You're creating a console object "c" and use it in both threads. > > Try creating the console object for each thread by itself, > i.e. remove the global "c = Console.getconsole()" and replace > it by a getconsole() inside each thread class. > > I don't have the Console module so I don't know if it fixes things > for you, but give it a try :)
Well, I tried that, and it did something. It made it so the space bar switched the clock once, but not a second time. And it still crashed, but not always at the same time, sometimes it would do it the second time I hit the space bar, sometimes before I hit it the first time, but always when i did something that would generate a Console event (moving the mouse or something). So, I thought it had something to do with Console not working well with threads, so I took it completely out of threads and had just the event checking loop run by itself, and it still crashed. So apparently I am using the Console events wrong. I am going to try and find some examples online on how to watch for events with it, but if worse comes to worse I can try and use keyboard hooks, I've looked at those before, and they might work better. --Mythmon -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
