Gabriel Genellina wrote:
>> I now would also like to add the possibility to allow the user to
>> *cancel* the execution of foo() during the processing, and I am
>> wondering what the best / most Pythonic way to design this is.
>
> I can't say if this is the "best/more Pythonic way", but a simple
At Friday 15/12/2006 22:20, Leo Breebaart wrote:
I have written a function foo() that iterates over and processes
a large number of files. The function should be available to the
user as library function, via a command-line interface, and
through a GUI.
So, I added a 'config' object as a parame
Hi Leo,
what about one (or more) thread(s) which run the eat() method of
FilesEater object with inheriths from a superclass what's needed to
update the progress attribute (for example a _inc_progress() private
method)? (So you can have a UrlEater class and so on, them all knowing
how to update the
I have written a function foo() that iterates over and processes
a large number of files. The function should be available to the
user as library function, via a command-line interface, and
through a GUI.
So, I added a 'config' object as a parameter to foo() that can be
used by the caller to expli
