Hello,
I'm developing a PyGTK app, and sometimes I debug what's going on
inside a callback, by calling pdb.set_trace().
I found out that other events are being processed while pdb is tracing
the function. I assume this is done with threads. I don't like that
because I don't want other things to happen while I debug. Is there
any way to disable this?
Also, are threads used in other cases? When I write my program I
assume that things aren't happening simultaneously. Is this assumption
correct?
Here's a simple example: This creates a window with a button. When I
press the button pdb starts, but other events are still being
processed (for example, if I move the cursor over the button):
import gtk
w = gtk.Window()
b = gtk.Button("Hello")
w.add(b)
def on_click(widget):
import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
a = 3
b.connect('clicked', on_click)
def on_event(widget, event):
print event
b.connect('event', on_event)
w.show_all()
gtk.main()
Thanks,
Noam
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