Been liking pyglet so far. Nice job! I did run into a problem I have not
figure out.
I fetch a file on the internet and store it as a temporary file. When I'm
doing playing it I want to delete it. I do something like the following,
where self._player is a pyglet.media.Player. self._source is a streaming
store created from the temporary file. self._tmp_fn is the temporary
filename.
def close(self, args=None):
if self._player:
self._player.delete()
self._player = None
self._source = None
gc.collect()
if self._tmp_fn:
os.unlink(self._tmp_fn)
self._tmp_fn = None
Seems okay but on windows when I try to delete self._tmp_fn I get:
WindowsError: [Error 32] The process cannot access the file because it is
being used by another process: 'c:\\path_to_tempfile\\tempfile'
How do I make sure pyglet isn't using the file any more so I can delete it?
Thank you.
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