chahnaz.ourzikene wrote: > "M.E.Farmer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit dans le message de news: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > Just a warning! > > Threads and newbies don't mix well, > > many pitfalls and hard to find bugs await you. > > I would avoid using threads if at all possible. > > Indeed :). But how will i learn using threads if i avoid using them :) ?? That was the point , you probably don't need them, and if so avoid them. If you want to learn how to use them , go for it! That is an excellent reason to mess with them, it was just a warning because you WILL be bitten by them, just a matter of time ;)
> > Now we have all that over lets see some code. > > > > py> import threading > > py> class Test(threading.Thread): > > ... def run(self): > > ... x = 0 > > ... while x < 10: > > ... print x > > ... x += 1 > > ... print " Ending" > > Use it like this: > > py> Test().start() > > Your example is interristing...somehow this is not exactly what i want to > realise. I have exposed the problem in an earlier reply... > Yacine Chaouche -- France. I should have mentioned this was an attempt to show you how to make a thread 'exit' after it reached 10. You are having problems with the controller class, please look again at what I gave you this as an example. Did you run it? It was specific to your question. You were having problems making the controller exit. It should explain where you are lost, notice I inherit from Thread and not object, notice a much simpler way to write the thread .... You also mention the MVC pattern. If you are trying to implement MVC with threads you are going about it the wrong way ;) Hth, M.E.Farmer -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
