threads only called once?
James J. Besemer
jb at cascade-sys.com
Wed Aug 7 09:26:06 EDT 2002
Peter Hansen wrote:
> Why do something like that? You can just repeatedly create
> instances of the "test" class (might be better renamed Test,
> by the way, according to the usual convention) and .start()
> them... anyway, what's wrong with having to create a new
> thread object each time?
Even easier, cut loose all the framework gunk and just start your
thread manually:
import thread
...
def Reader(): ...
def Writer(): ...
...
thread.start_new_thread( Reader, ())
thread.start_new_thread( Writer, ())
Regards
--jb
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