kNish wrote:
> Hi,
>
> scheduler.py has a function weekdaytask. It needs five parameters as
> stated in the scheduler.py. weekdays and timeonday I figured out.
> what is name and action, args=None, kw=None ?
This is a TurboGears question, right? As such, this is not really the
right place to ask about it. However, it's pretty easy to figure out
what these are for, given the source code.
All four of those parameters are passed without change to the Task
constructor, which simply stores them for future use. You can see them
being used in WeekdayTask.execute. The "name" is not terribly
important. "action" is the function to be called when the task is
executed. "args" and "kw" are passed to the "action" function at that time.
"args" should be the list of positional parameters you need to pass to
the "action" function (if any). "kw" should be a dictionary of the
keyword parameters you need to pass. So, if you wanted to create a task
to execute the following function:
birthday( hwnd, name="kNish", year=2008 )
you would do something like this:
:
wt = scheduler.WeekdayTask( "A birthday", xxx, xxx, birthday,
(hwnd,), {"name": "kNish", "year": 2008 } )
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Tim Roberts, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
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