I have incorporated a scheduler module that is largely Kronos by Irmen
de Jong. (I changed the names to be more PEP8 like, added
cancelability, keyword arguments for tasks, and functions that use a
singleton ThreadedScheduler).
Kronos is nice and fairly flexible. It uses 1 thread for running the
scheduling, and individual tasks can run in that same thread, a new
thread *or* a forked process. Here's an interactive session as an
example:
In [20]:task = scheduler.add_interval_task(printmsg, 2, ("Hi",))
In [21]:scheduler._start_scheduler()
Hi
In [22]:Hi
Hi
scheduler.cancelHi
(task)
In [23]:
Scheduling of tasks is a very commonly useful thing (I'm already using
scheduling, but not this module, for tg.org, so I know it's useful).
Kevin
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