On 2007-05-10, johnny <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to call threads inside another thread (nested threads)?
No. It's not possible to call threads because they're not
callable objects. (I'm assuming you're talking about Thread
objects from the threading module.)
If you're asking if you can create and start threads from a
non-main thread, the answer is yes.
> The example above creates a thread to call a function "eat"
> every time based on a specified interval. Now for example, if
> I make the called function "eat" to spawn threads to do the
> work in a queue and when all jobs are done, spawned threads
> join. When the next interval is up this process repeat
> itself.
OK.
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