is this a question or an answer? is this a cocoa question or a PyObjC
question?
On 6/6/07, Tom Elliott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
The kill() method is just a stub, written back when I thought the way to
do this is for the main thread to terminate the worker thread. Now, after
more reading, I r
The kill() method is just a stub, written back when I thought the way
to do this is for the main thread to terminate the worker thread.
Now, after more reading, I realize it's better to have the worker
test a condition periodically and exit (gracefully) if necessary.
The withObject_ parame
why does your Kill() method just have a pass statement?
On 6/4/07, Ian Baird <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Tom,
>
> One problem you have here is that you need to create an instance of
> the Threaded class to point to as your selector's target object. This
> error is causing the message:
>
> 2007-06
Tom,
One problem you have here is that you need to create an instance of
the Threaded class to point to as your selector's target object. This
error is causing the message:
2007-06-04 20:53:11.415 PyThread[555] *** +[Threaded newThread:]:
selector not recognized
Plus, you have an unneeded NSAuto
I'm using the PyObjC bridge. I have a computation that will be
triggered by a user. It takes about 2 minutes depending on the
database we're using. I'd like the user to be able to kill it if he
decides it's taking too long.
It seems like threading should be the solution. My simple demo
