Reg : start() wait() stop() and run()

[sumitstop]

Whats the difference between using tb.start() + tb.wait()  Vs tb.run() Vs tb.stop + tb.wait()

All the three are giving me the same result for the following code

tb.start() + tb.wait()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    tb = rx_cfile_block1(2450000000,'/home/sumit/first_app_data1')
    tb.start()
    tb.wait()
    sleep(5)
    tb = rx_cfile_block1(2460000000,'/home/sumit/first_app_data2')
    tb.start()
    tb.wait()

tb.run()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    tb = rx_cfile_block1(2450000000,'/home/sumit/first_app_data1')
    tb.run()
    sleep(5)
    tb = rx_cfile_block1(2460000000,'/home/sumit/first_app_data2')
    tb.run()

tb.stop + tb.wait()

if __name__ == '__main__':
    tb = rx_cfile_block1(2450000000,'/home/sumit/first_app_data1')
    tb.stop()
    tb.wait()
    sleep(5)
    tb = rx_cfile_block1(2460000000,'/home/sumit/first_app_data2')
    tb.stop()
    tb.wait()

[Josh Blum-3]

On 10/08/2012 04:14 PM, sumitstop wrote:

> Whats the difference between using tb.start() + tb.wait()  Vs tb.run() Vs
> tb.stop + tb.wait()
>
> All the three are giving me the same result for the following code
>
> *tb.start() + tb.wait() *
>
> if __name__ == '__main__':
>     tb = rx_cfile_block1(2450000000,'/home/sumit/first_app_data1')
>     tb.start()
>     tb.wait()
>     sleep(5)
>     tb = rx_cfile_block1(2460000000,'/home/sumit/first_app_data2')
>     tb.start()
>     tb.wait()
>
> *tb.run()*
>
> if __name__ == '__main__':
>     tb = rx_cfile_block1(2450000000,'/home/sumit/first_app_data1')
>     tb.run()
>     sleep(5)
>     tb = rx_cfile_block1(2460000000,'/home/sumit/first_app_data2')
>     tb.run()
>

run = start() + wait()

> *tb.stop + tb.wait()*
>
> if __name__ == '__main__':
>     tb = rx_cfile_block1(2450000000,'/home/sumit/first_app_data1')
>     tb.stop()
>     tb.wait()
>     sleep(5)
>     tb = rx_cfile_block1(2460000000,'/home/sumit/first_app_data2')
>     tb.stop()
>     tb.wait()
>
>

Essentially nothing should happen, threads are interrupted and joined.
Since there are no threads, both calls should return immediately.

-josh

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[sumitstop]

Thanks Josh .. got it ..
that last one stop() + wait() I forgot to check by myself before posting .. sorry for that