On 08/10/2011 11:51, Paul wrote:
I think I'll wait for the user to actually make a change after cancelling the output selection, in case they go straight back without making changes. If they make a change I think I'll try what you suggested and send off a new thread, and send an event to the previous thread. Would this mean I'd need to use wx.lib.newevent.NewCommandEvent() to get a new event for each thread I create? and I'd have to pass the second return value from that, the event binder to the thread to bind to a clean up and exit method?
I'm afraid I'm more-or-less completely unfamiliar with the wx way of doing things. You'd hopefully get useful answers from a wx-focused mailing list. (This is always the difficulty in translating between a "in theory you could do this" answer and a real-world "I've got this and that and the other " situation :) ) TJG -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
