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user1783518
user1783518

Reputation: 11

python thread by gevent?

import threading,gevent,gevent.monkey 
class test(threading.Thread):
  def __init__(self):
    threading.Thread.__init__(self)
  def run(self):
    print 1  
    gevent.sleep(2)  
    print 2
gevent.monkey.patch_thread() 
t=test()  
t.start()

why 'print 2' not run, how to do?

If to download files,multithread and gevent, which is faster?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 3636

Answers (2)

Denis
Denis

Reputation: 3780

It's a valid question.

This is because in gevent, as soon as the main greenlet exits, the program exits. With threading, Python waits for all of the threads to finish.

You have two options there:

  1. Add t.join() at the end of your script. This will wait for t to finish. You'll need to do this for all of your non-background threads.
  2. Add gevent.wait() at the end of your script. This will wait for event loop to exit - which means all greenlets and threads.

Note, that gevent.wait() is only available in 1.0 (download 1.0rc here). The join is available in all versions.

Upvotes: 2

Oleksii Kachaiev
Oleksii Kachaiev

Reputation: 6232

Why do you try to use gevent inside thread class inheritor? Working example: 

>>> import threading, gevent, gevent.monkey 
>>> gevent.monkey.patch_thread() 
>>> def run(self):
...     print 1
...     gevent.sleep(2)
...     print 2
... 
>>> gevent.joinall([gevent.spawn(run, [])])
1
2
>>>

Upvotes: 0

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