On 05/15/2011 01:01 PM, laurent bernabe wrote:
in my application i'm developping using PyGTK, i want to use a separate
Thread to do some stuffs on the application canvas
To a first approximation, you should never use multiple threads in a PyGTK
application. There is almost always an easier solution.
It is possible to write stable, correct multithreaded software with PyGTK,
but it is not easy, and there are very few people who know how to do it
reliably. PyGTK is designed principally for single-threaded use.
But i wonder if i still need to call *gobject.threads_init() *in the main
module of my bundle (the one that is declared in the activity.info
http://activity.info) as it is inherited from
sugar.activity.activity.Activity class
That is : does the sugar.activity.activity.Activity already does the work
for me ? Or where should i call threads_init() (as i don't call gtk.main()
myself) ?
I believe that you do have to call threads_init() yourself. As I remember
it, Sugar does not make this call for you.
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