runnable
superduper.misc.runnable.runnable
Event​
Event(self,
*on_set: Callable[[],
NoneType])
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| on_set | Callbacks to call when the event is set |
An Event that calls a list of callbacks when set or cleared.
A threading.Event that also calls back to zero or more functions when its state is set or reset, and has a bool method.
Note that the callback might happen on some completely different thread, so these functions cannot block
Runnable​
Runnable(self)
A base class for things that start, run, finish, stop and join.
Stopping is requesting immediate termination: finishing is saying that there is no more work to be done, finish what you are doing.
A Runnable has two Events, running and stopped, and you can either
wait on either of these conditions to be true, or add a callback function
(which must be non-blocking) to either of them.
running is not set until the setup for a Runnable has finished;
stopped is not set until all the computations in a thread have ceased.
An Runnable can be used as a context manager:
with runnable:
The runnable is running by this point
do_stuff()
By the time you get to here, the runnable has completely stopped
The above means roughly the same as
runnable.start() try: do_stuff() runnable.finish() runnable.join() finally: runnable.stop()