Schmottlach, Glenn wrote:
Although I’m very comfortable with CPython, I’m new to IronPython and
the .NET framework. What I am looking for is sample code that shows
how to issue an asynchronous call from IronPython using the
BeginInvoke/EndInvoke mechanism of .NET.
I can't remember the usage off the top of my head - but usage from
IronPython is identical to usage from C#, so an MSDN example ought to
give you what you need.
All the best,
Michael
Currently, I’m playing around with GTK# and a D-Bus .NET
implementation (NDesk-DBus) that only provides synchronous proxy
methods for D-Bus services. I believe (please correct me if I’m wrong)
that I should be able to use the BeginInvoke/EndInvoke mechanism to
issue these blocking proxy requests asynchronously and be notified
(via a callback) when the method has completed.
My blocking proxy calls look something like this:
ret = /self/._proxy.TunerGetCurrentWaveBand(0)
where ‘ret’ returns the current waveband (AM, FM, etc..) and are
called from a button “clicked” delegate. I would rather not block the
GTK# dispatch loop while waiting for the reply from the service. Can
someone offer me any advice or provide a reference to sample code that
illustrates the basic concept from IronPython?
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