dvice on the subject.
Many thanks in advance!
[1] http://codereactor.net/projects/pygext/
[2] http://docs.python.org/lib/thread-objects.html
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dvice on the subject.
Many thanks in advance!
[1] http://codereactor.net/projects/pygext/
[2] http://docs.python.org/lib/thread-objects.html
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Apologies for any repeated posts, my 'net connection died unexpectedly!
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dule. If you want a download thread that
> is running alongside the main program all the time then write a while loop
> that gets "commands" via a queue. Something like:
Brilliant! I will try it out soon.
Thanks very much for your help; it has really explained a lot!
bes
re complex interlocking.
I don't, but thanks for the advice.
best regards,
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