Dennis Lee Bieber wrote:

>On Fri, 18 Nov 2005 22:45:37 -0500, Peter Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>declaimed the following in comp.lang.python:
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>>It's quite unclear whether the last part, above, is one of your 
>>*requirements*, or a description of a problem you are having with your 
>>current approach.  Do you *want* it to wait forever if you don't enter 
>>anthing?
>>
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>       As I understand it, he (?) wants to accumulate characters to be
>passed to a certain function -- but the function is not to be invoked
>until after a time period has expired; the time period resetting on each
>character entered.
>
>       Something I'd do with threads, queues, and sleep...
>
>PSEUDOCODE
>
>thread1:
>       while not Shutdown:
>               ch = getChar()
>               q.put(ch)
>
>
>thread2: #or main
>       while not Shutdown:
>               chars = []
>               while True:
>                       sleep(max_interval)
>                       if q.empty(): break #no input since start of sleep
>                       while not q.empty():    #collect all input from sleep
>                               chars.append(q.get())
>               inp = "".join(chars)
>               function(inp)
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>
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i appreciate your comments and ideas. Dennis told exactly what i tried 
to say :), code seems to be fine but during sleep action i think the 
above code does not execute

if q.empty(): break #no input since start of sleep
                        while not q.empty():
                                chars.append(q.get())

i need something, while sleeping, executes the function that waits for 
input from keyboard.
i imagined something like that, i have a queu, it both stores the keys 
that pressed and pressing times of these keys, then i`ll proccess these 
times. here is scenario
input : 5
after 10 seconds later input 5 is being proccessed
return back to main function
input : 1
after 5 seconds , other input 5
after 5 more seconds , 15 is being proccessed
Thanks.
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