[EMAIL PROTECTED] ha escrito: > def main(): > threads = [] > try: > for i in range(5): > t = StoppableThread() > t.start() > sleep(0.001) > threads.append(t) > > > except KeyboardInterrupt: > for t in threads: > t.stop() > t.join() > del threads[:] > print 'child thread exiting...'+'/n/n'
Put a print statement just at the end of main() and see what happens. You said: > What I want to do is to start 5 child threads, then do something, then > when got ^C keyboard exception, stop the child thread. You've created the threads, you've handled ^C, what's missing...? -- Gabriel Genellina -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
