> > > >> In my continuing quest the find the best way of doing this I came across >> the following method: >> >> for thread in threading.enumerate(): >> if thread is not threading.currentThread(): >> thread.join() >> print 'FINISHED' >> >> In my newbie understanding, you can't join() the current thread, because >> it's the main thread (the one from which the others are called), join()ing >> it would lock the program up (it would never complete). >> >> The above only join()s a thread if it isn't the current thread, thus >> (hopefully) getting around this. Swapping my earlier stupid code for this >> seems to work as expected in my tests. >> > > Thanks for the postbacks, it's been useful/interesting for me. > > Best, > > Walter >
I'm really pleased that it was of some help to somebody else too. Kind Regards, Chris
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