Ok, there is an easy way :)
You can write something like :
from datetime import datetime
import time
def run_at( t, fct, fct_args = (), fct_words = {}):
now = datetime.today()
delta = (t-now).minutes
time.sleep(delta)
fct(*fct_args, **fct_kwords)
Now you can just launch this function in a new thread :)
It will wait the wanted time and launch the function at that moment !
Pierre
Aaron a écrit :
> Lets say you have a threaded program. Is there any way to make it so
> that an operation occurs at a certain time every hour (eg) like the cron
> daemon?
>
> I'm afraid I don't really understanding threading enought to make this
> work..
>
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