>> Why not parse the python code fragments before executing them and insert a >> check for a stop event in the beginning of each loop. It could even force a >> loop counter of some type that would allow the main thread to force the >> worker thread to stop processing through a stop event once a threshold has >> been reached. > Hmmm, didn't Alan Turing prove that this was impossible in the general > case? ;)
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