After much optimisation it turns out the following code does the job
for me. In the end using count didn't give me the flexibility I
needed. Instead I now name each thread and track them accordingly.
It's arguable if I need the thread locking now though, however I have
left it in to remind me of
Sorry Denis - but could you give me an example. I can't for the life
of me see how the syntax for that would go.
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First time I have used thread locking. This seems to work but is it
correct?
from threading import Thread, Event, Lock
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def launch(self, ThreadTitle, SubToLaunch, SubsArgs=(),
SubsKwargs={}, AsDaemon=True):
my_lock = Lock()
my_lock.acquire()
try:
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>> But the count isn't doint what I expected. I was after a increment
>> after every time the class was used ireespective of instance.
>I have no idea what that last sentence above means...
On re-reading it - neither do I. Sorry about that. What I meant to
say was that I was after an incremen
David Poundall wrote:
> Just sorted (its always the way when you post isn't it)
>
> But the count isn't doint what I expected. I was after a increment
> after every time the class was used ireespective of instance.
I have no idea what that last sentence above means...
> Instead
> I get a coun
Just sorted (its always the way when you post isn't it)
But the count isn't doint what I expected. I was after a increment
after every time the class was used ireespective of instance. Instead
I get a count based on the instance usage.
Idea's anyone?
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Just sorted (its always the way when you post isn't it)
But the count isn't doint what I expected. I was after a increment
after every time the class was used ireespective of instance. Instead
I get a count based on the instance usage.
Idea's anyone?
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I have a thread class and I want to be able to track its usage within
an application. FYI the class launches aplications in their own thread
when the 'launch' method is called.
That works OK
However I want to take things a bit further and my thinking was that I
could use a class parameter to do
