> join() is a method on Thread objects. So you'll need a reference to the > Thread you create, then call join() on that. > > thread = cadtime() > thread.start() > thread.join() > > Ian
Thanks for all the help guys. It's working great. Just one more question, I think. As you probably guessed, I want to have a second and possibly third thread. I tried calling it in different ways, but if the first one is joined the second one will not run. But if the first one is not joined curses exits early like before. If I can figure out how to use multiple threads with curses now I think I will be set. -Brett -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
