On 2006-02-28, Felipe Almeida Lessa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> # He meant calling direct vs. subclassing. In your example you called
> the Thread class directly, but you could have subclassed it.
Yup. I should have realized that.
> # In your case, Edwards, I'd prefer subclassing because then you could
> put some states in the class. A (bad) example:
[...]
Good example.
It's probably bad style, but in my programs the "state info"
like that usually ends up being global variables since it's
also "attached" to thinks like GUI buttons and indicators. I
never have more than one instance of the thread, so I can get
away with it. If you need multiple instances of stateful
threads, you really do want to subclass Thread.
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