On 03:56 am, rsga...@inbox.com wrote:
>Hello,
>My Twisted Python application with wxReactor crashes every time the
>user exits the application.
What do you mean when you say "crashes"? A SIGSEGV is probably due to a
bug in CPython or (more likely) wxPython.
Jean-Paul
>The OnClose event calls a
Bug summary
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Summary for 2010-11-07 through 2010-11-14
Opened Closed Total Change
Enhancements: 4 3682 +1
Defects: 2 2526 +0
Tasks: 0 1 7
Hi,
Yes, I tried the code below with no luck.
The OnClose() event calls this:
def KillSock():
if wxreactor.WxReactor.callFromThread is not None:
oldStop = wxreactor.WxReactor.stop
def stopFromThread(self):
reactor.callFromThread(oldStop)
wxreactor.WxReactor.stop = stopFromThrea
On Sat, 2010-11-13 at 19:56 -0800, RSGames Support wrote:
> if wxreactor.WxReactor.callFromThread is not None:
> oldStop = wxreactor.WxReactor.stop
> def stopFromThread(self):
> reactor.callFromThread(oldStop)
> wxreactor.WxReactor.stop = stopFromThread
Did you try the patch?
Hello,
My Twisted Python application with wxReactor crashes every time the user exits
the application. The OnClose event calls a method that does reactor.stop().
I've ran this through gdb, and have noticed that this is because 2 threads
aren't getting closed. What I find strange though, that is
