I forgot to mention that I put the code for this class onto Launchpad:
https://launchpad.net/txrdq
Terry
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On Dec 11, 2009, at 6:44 AM, Terry Jones wrote:
> I'm not sure the details of all this are of interest to many people on the
> list. I'll find time to put the code up somewhere more useful. It would be
> nice to have a runnable demo/example too. Not sure I'll get there.
Cool, if you'll put up a li
> "Dave" == Dave Peticolas writes:
Dave> Cool. What about being able to get the set of underway objects, in
Dave> addition to the set of pending objects? Then you can get the whole
Dave> state of the queue at that point.
I added an underway() method that gets you a set of underway jobs, each
Terry Jones wrote:
>> "Dave" == Dave Peticolas writes:
> Dave> This is really nifty. I know I could use this.
>
> Great. Me too :-)
>
>>> There's also the issue about what to do when the dispatch function hits
>>> an error. An option could be added to re-queue the job, but it's
>>> perhaps
On Dec 10, 2009, at 1:46 AM, Terry Jones wrote:
> glyph> Heh. For something in a pastebin, that's all I got :). Stick it in
> glyph> version control somewhere!
>
> Will do. I'm just adding pause/resume, following the suggestion of Dave
> Peticolas (thanks Dave).
Cool. I could put this to go
> "Dave" == Dave Peticolas writes:
Dave> This is really nifty. I know I could use this.
Great. Me too :-)
>> There's also the issue about what to do when the dispatch function hits
>> an error. An option could be added to re-queue the job, but it's
>> perhaps better to let the dispatch func
glyph> Heh. For something in a pastebin, that's all I got :). Stick it in
glyph> version control somewhere!
Will do. I'm just adding pause/resume, following the suggestion of Dave
Peticolas (thanks Dave).
Terry
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On Dec 9, 2009, at 4:44 PM, Terry Jones wrote:
> But the code Glyph, the code? Or have I graduated to the point where I no
> longer need a laconic garotting? I think the combo of a DeferredQueue and
> a task.Cooperator is pretty deadly.
Heh. For something in a pastebin, that's all I got :). St
Terry Jones wrote:
> I just wrote a fun class that lets you
>
>- submit jobs to be dispatched to a queue
>- manage how many tasks are in progress at once
>- dynamically adjust that number
>- shut down cleanly, including
>- recovering jobs that were queued but hadn't been dispat
> "Glyph" == Glyph Lefkowitz writes:
Glyph> On Dec 8, 2009, at 11:09 PM, Terry Jones wrote:
>> I just wrote a fun class that lets you
>>
>> - submit jobs to be dispatched to a queue
>> - manage how many tasks are in progress at once
>> - dynamically adjust that number
>> - shut down cleanly,
On Dec 8, 2009, at 11:09 PM, Terry Jones wrote:
> I just wrote a fun class that lets you
>
> - submit jobs to be dispatched to a queue
> - manage how many tasks are in progress at once
> - dynamically adjust that number
> - shut down cleanly, including
> - recovering jobs that were que
I just wrote a fun class that lets you
- submit jobs to be dispatched to a queue
- manage how many tasks are in progress at once
- dynamically adjust that number
- shut down cleanly, including
- recovering jobs that were queued but hadn't been dispatched
This uses a combination of
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