James> I have added back threading support to pygtk again (mainly based
James> on Sopwith's patch, but with some changes to account for gtk api
James> changes).
I'm still perplexed. I understand the C programmers might find Gtk's thread
support better (more portable, at least) than whatever else they might
cobble together.
However, when it comes to application writing, I'm a a Python programmer,
and I have some questions for the literati in this area:
* Under what circumstances should I use Gtk's thread system instead of
Python's?
* To enable Gtk threads should I disable Python threads?
* If not, can they both be used in the same application? Under what
circumstances? With what caveats?
* Can you give some examples where using both might be useful?
Inquiring (and confused) minds want to know.
Thx,
Skip
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