After figuring out how to have a threaded frontend to pass varibles I've run into a problem. The 'quit' command works as long as issue it fast enough as soon as the if's start looping. If I wait about 5 seconds, the commands will close the frontend thread but leave the main loop running. This seems to be becuase the looped ifs stopped evaluating at all. Is there a better way to do this (events)? If not how could I keep the if's running?
Thanks Note- the 'join' command has no effect either. Code: #!usr/bin/python #Filename: NIRC Core import sys import irc import threading def giveop(user): pass def ip(): pass def uptime(): pass def auth(user,password,ip): pass def kill(user): pass def mute(user): pass def servertest(): pass class receiver(threading.Thread): def run(self): while 1: n = raw_input('Enter Bot Commands : ') if n == 'quit': funcvars.breaker = True break if n == 'join': funcvars.join = raw_input('Enter Chan Name : ') class funcvars: breaker = False join = '' NIRC=irc.IRC_Object( ) conn=NIRC.new_connection( ) s = raw_input('Enter Commands : ') if s == 'quit': sys.exit() if s == 'version': print 'Version Alpha 0.1' if s == 'ircstart': conn.nick='Nilzirc' conn.ident='nilzirc' conn.server=('irc.deltaanime.net', 6667) conn.realname='Noobwrangler McNeal' print 'Connection Started' receiver().start() while 1: NIRC.main_loop( ) if funcvars.breaker == True: break if funcvars.join != '': conn.send_string('JOIN '+funcvars.join) print 'Ending IRC communication' -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list