Thanks. It seems to be working.
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Gensek wrote:
I have a wxPython program, and it has a loop. I want to be able to
break the loop by pushing a button. But it doesn't react to events
until the loop finishes, which is sort of pointless.
What's the best way to get it to work? Do I need threads? Or is there a
more convenient way?
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I have a wxPython program, and it has a loop. I want to be able to
break the loop by pushing a button. But it doesn't react to events
until the loop finishes, which is sort of pointless.
What's the best way to get it to work? Do I need threads? Or is there a
more convenient way?
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I'm using wxPython. My program has a loop where it puts data in a grid
cell, and then goes for some more processing. Well, some of the cells
are used to indicate progress, but their usefulness is hindered by the
fact that the grid refuses to change until the loop finishes, when it
shows the final r