Hello together::
I have programmed this fuction:
def OnNewMovie(self, event):
""" Local user receives a new movie event from a user"""
#self.log.debug( "Got OnNewMovie, " + `event`)
if event.data[0] == self.pubId:
fDep.write("New movie equal\n")
fDep.flush()
#self.log.debug( "Returning, it's my movie")
# This lets two users connect at the same time
self.lockInitSession.acquire()
if self.vInitSession == False:
self.vInitSession = True
self.lockInitSession.release()
else:
self.lockInitSession.release()
return
#self.log.debug( "Doing remote load event id = " + `event.data[0]` + ",
myid=" + `self.pubId`)
self.lockInitSession.acquire()
self.vInitSession = False
self.lockInitSession.release()
self.sharedAppClient.UpdateDataCache()
self.GetState()
wx.CallAfter(self.sm.RemoteLoadMovie)
This function is a handler that is executed when a event occurs. At the end is
wx.CallAfter call.
Imagine that two events occur simultaneously. This function takes one event.
After executing ax.CallAfter call would tke the second event. Then , my doubt
would be, would be there 2 threads simultanously executing: one belongs to
self.sm.RemoteLoadMovie and the another one belongs to the handler for the
second event?
Thank you. As you can see i do not know exactly how wx.CallAfter works.
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