Win32 KeyboardInterrupt
Chris Withers
chrisw at nipltd.com
Tue Mar 7 09:28:41 EST 2000
I actually ended up just setting up a 'command' processed by the socket.accept()
which raised the KeyboardInterrupt.
Klunky I know, but it saved re-writing all the socket code ;-)
Chris
Adrian Eyre wrote:
>
> > Turns out the worker class was blocking on a socket.accept(). As soon as I
> > telnetted to the listening port, the worker shut down...
> >
> > Any way I can make socket.accept() not do this?
>
> See the 'select' module for non-blocking IO.
>
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> Adrian Eyre <a.eyre at optichrome.com> - http://www.optichrome.com
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