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import viz import threading class ThreadedClass (threading.Thread): def run(self): i = 0 while True: i = i + 1 print i t = ThreadedClass() t.setDaemon(True) t.start() viz.go() 1 2 <you get the idea> 1051 ** Load Time: 0.12 seconds 1052 1053 <you get the idea> 1066 No matter how long the program is run for, it terminates at 1066. Also, the numbers 1052 to 1056 do not appear in the output window until the main program is stopped. It appears as if the thread is not running past a certain number of iterations. I've been looking around for resources on how to do this, but I am having difficulty finding any. Do you have any references so that I don't have to post for every problem I encounter? As always, thanks I appreciate the help. |
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