Thread Question
shanyjann at my-deja.com
shanyjann at my-deja.com
Mon Jun 5 15:16:15 EDT 2000
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<d0KU4.85296$Ig.403232 at news1.rdc1.tx.home.com>,
"Karl Lewin" <lewinke at home.com> wrote:
> Is there a way to "kill" a thread that is
currently asleep.
Hi.
I am currently working with Python and I want to
start some threads that can be interrupted or
cancelled ( stopped ) while running. I searched
for informations about this and I found your
question.
Have you found something to solve your problem ?
How did you solve it ? Is there any documentation
? I read the answer you got on python.comp.lang,
but this doesn't look like a good solution for
me. Is there anything else ?
I also need to know when a thread stops. My
threads can finish by themselves or they can be
interrupted by the user. How can I know that it
is finished so I can call a specific function ?
Thank you !
Sly
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