Hi,pythoners:
I countered some problems when I try to stop threads using flag.
These are my some important codes:
##### mythread.py
def run(self):
while self.addr != '': ### text waiting for processing
if not self.CONTINUE: ### flag for thread ,means to exit
the RUN func or not
break
print self.name
post(self.params, self.addr) ### func to process the text
self.addr = furl.readline().strip()
###### myapp.py
def OnEndProcess(self, event):
if self.threadList:
for thread in self.threadList:
thread.CONTINUE = False
##### this func is an EVENT processor. When I press the END BUTTON ,
it will be caused.
def OnBeginProcess(self, event):
for i in range(num):
if lines[i]!= '':
thread =
mythread.mythread('Thread'+str(i),lines[i], params)
self.threadList.append(thread)
print '\n Starting Threads'
for i in self.threadList:
i.start()
###### this func is an EVENT processor. When I press the BEGIN BUTTON
, it will be caused.
By test I found this truely acts as supposed:thread exited the *run()*
func. But when I press the BEGIN BUTTON again, an Error was caused:
thread already started.
It's said that if the *run()* func is finished, the thread will become
dead. So how to interprete this?
Any solution?
Thanks.
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