What is “thread local storage” in Python, and why do I need it?
In Python specifically, how do variables get shared between threads?
multithreading
Python Subprocess.Popen from a thread
I’m trying to launch an ‘rsync’ using subprocess module and Popen inside of a thread. After I call the rsync I need to read the output as well. I’m using the communicate method to read the output. The code runs fine when I do not use a thread. It appears that when I use a thread it hangs on the communicate call. Another thing I’ve noticed is that when I set shell=False I get nothing back from the communicate when running in a thread.
Python multithreaded print statements delayed until all threads complete execution
I have a piece of code below that creates a few threads to perform a task, which works perfectly well on its own. However I’m struggling to understand why the print statements I call in my function do not execute until all threads complete and the print 'finished' statement is called. I would expect them to be called as the thread executes. Is there any simple way to accomplish this, and why does this work this way in the first place?
Multiprocessing causes Python to crash and gives an error may have been in progress in another thread when fork() was called
I am relatively new to Python and trying to implement a Multiprocessing module for my for loop.
Threaded Tkinter script crashes when creating the second Toplevel widget
I have a Python script which uses Tkinter for the GUI. My little script should create a Toplevel widget every X seconds. When I run my code, the first Toplevel widget is created successfully, but when it tries to create a second one the program crashes.
Python threading. How do I lock a thread?
I’m trying to understand the basics of threading and concurrency. I want a simple case where two threads repeatedly try to access one shared resource.
Multi-threaded use of SQLAlchemy
I want to make a Database Application Programming Interface written in Python and using SQLAlchemy (or any other database connectors if it is told that using SQLAlchemy for this kind of task is not the good way to go). The setup is a MySQL server running on Linux or BSD and a the Python software running on a Linux or BSD machine (Either foreign or local).
Overriding python threading.Thread.run()
Given the Python documentation for Thread.run():
Return value from thread
How do I get a thread to return a tuple or any value of my choice back to the parent in Python?
Python time.sleep() vs event.wait()
I want to perform an action at a regular interval in my multi-threaded Python application. I have seen two different ways of doing it