Hi all guys,
I understand more or less what you are suggesting, although I am not
familiar with any multithreading framework, but at least I could ask
somebody here in the house. The problem is following, as I described in my
other (recent :)) posts:
I have top block which consists of two flowgra
I had a similar problem recently. My solution was to subclass the
flowgraph adding the required functionality. Check out the
_top_block_waiter class in top_block.py. You can reimplement that logic
to e.g. add a time-out the the wait() call on the event or have a
callback executed.
Sebastian
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Hi Nemanja,
typically, clicking your "start" button would spawn a new thread, in
which you top_block.start(), .stop() and .wait(); after wait returns,
you would then use whatever multithreading framework you're using to
notify the threads that need to know.
GNU Radio is not very callback-oriented,
