python Programming Glossary: self.client_running

Thread synchronization, Python

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9521113/thread-synchronization-python

self.client client self.address address self.size 1024 self.client_running False self.running_threads self.ClientSocketLock None def run.. threading.Lock self.client.setblocking 0 self.client_running True #making two threads one for receiving messages from server..... loop is just for avoiding the script terminating while self.client_running dummy 1 #closing the threads if the client goes down print Client..

• self.axes
• self.axes.plot
• self.b
• self.background
• self.bar
• self.bind
• self.bits
• self.box
• self.browser
• self.buf
• self.buffer
• self.button
• self.bytes
• self.c
• self.cache
• self.callable
• self.callback
• self.canvas.draw
• self.canvas
• self.capacity
• self.cards
• self.centralwidget
• self.checkslogger.debug
• self.cleaned_data
• self.client_running
• self.close
• self.cls
• self.cmd
• self.coeffs
• self.color
• self.command
• self.config
• self.conn.cursor
• self.conn
• self.connect
• self.controlmask
• self.converters
• self.count
• self.counter
• self.current
• self.cursor.execute
• self.cursor
• self.d
• self.data
• self.default
• self.default_factory
• self.dest
• self.destroy
• self.dict
• self.direction
• self.dirty
• self.document
• self.double_buffer
• self.do_open
• self.e
• self.emit
• self.encoding
• self.end_headers
• self.enemies
• self.entry
• self.evaluatestack
• self.execute
• self.explorerec
• self.extratextdata
• self.f
• self.fdel
• self.fetch_command
• self.fget
• self.fields
• self.fig.add_subplot