Hi Somnath,
I think the exception simply means that the thread object or class does not
have a cancel function. maybe read docs on Python threads to see what
functions can be called on those?
On Sun, Nov 8, 2009 at 9:09 PM, somnath chakrabarti <
chakrabarti.somn...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi Alan,
>
Hi Python Tutor members,
I am learning the concept of threads in Python and trying to write a Python
code that will start a thread (say t1) from main or any other thread and
then t1 will call a certain function f1(). If the execution of function f1()
takes more than a specified time (say 1000 secs
"somnath chakrabarti" wrote
Below is the code that I have written to do the timeout implementation.
But
I am getting error as follows. Can anybody please help me where I am
going
wrong?
I have no idea how this framework is upposed to work but my
guess is that the problem lies here:
de
Hi Python Tutor members,
I have a requirement where I am trying to give a solution for Magic Square
puzzle for sizes ranging from 3 to 5 and using different Solvers. I have the
below MS class derived from Problem class which is defined in constraint.py.
The Problem class has a method called getSol
Thanks a lot Jordan,
I have no experience with classes at all yet, so your example will
give me a really nice startting point.
On 11/28/06, Jordan Greenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> arbaro arbaro wrote:
> > Hello,
>
> > Is there a way to run the command
> > os.path.isdir("/mnt/server/fold
Hello,
I have a small problem with accessing a directory that may or may not exist.
- The program runs from a Linux OS. (though this shouldn't matter)
- A mountpoint /mnt/server may have been made to a windows server with samba.
I would like to find out if a folder on the server is reachable (eg
> how can I break a loop after a certain amount of time has passed?
> with timeout of 60sec:
I assume you want the loop to do somerthing until the timeout?
If so then the logic is:
timeout = now() + 60
while now() < timeout:
do something.
Using the time module you can easily calculate timeo
Hi Frank,
> how can I break a loop after a certain amount of time has passed?
>
If the loop actually does something, I've used time.time() in the past:
start_time = time.time()
timeout = 60 #seconds
while True:
do_something()
if time.time() - start_time >= timeout:
break
If you just want a delay, as your empty loop pseudocode seems to do, use
time.sleep() as Wim suggested.
If you are processing in a loop and you want to stop processing after a
certain amount of time, you could check time.time() each time through
the loop and end when the allotted time has elaps
Hello,With the time module and sleep(60)?http://www.python.org/doc/2.3.5/lib/module-datetime.html
sleep(
secs)
Suspend execution for the given number of seconds. The argument may
be a floating point number to indicate a more precise sleep time.
The actual suspension time may be less than that re
Hello
how can I break a loop after a certain amount of time has passed?
pseudocode:
with timeout of 60sec:
while True:
pass
is there a simple way? without resorting to queues etc. (this is a bit
over my head)
thanks for any insight you might have
-frank
On 1/16/06, frank h. <[E
Hello
how can I break a loop after a certain amount of time has passed?
pseudocode:
with timeout of 60sec:
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