Re: [gedit-list] Python Threads

[Jeff Johnston <jeff johnston mn gmail com>]

Great news! 

I tried compiling the source and some of my libraries are out of date like gio and glib. I can probably figure out how to update them but I am not sure what that would do to the rest of my system.

How do you generally work on gedit? Do you follow the trunk of gnome development or do you just upgrade the libraries that you need? Just curious. I don't mind breaking my system but if you have any tips on how to get gedit compiling easier that would be great!

On Mon, May 10, 2010 at 8:43 AM, Jesse van den Kieboom <jessevdk gnome org> wrote:

On 03-05-10 16:02, Jeff Johnston wrote:

That is great news!

What I will do then is keep working on my plugins (code slayer) in the single threaded model and then I can refactor back the features that need to be multi-threaded.  Once you get things working if you need help testing this out I can help you do that as well.

I've just pushed support for python threads on git master. FYI.

-Jeff Johnston

On Mon, May 3, 2010 at 2:57 AM, Jesse van den Kieboom <jesse icecrew nl> wrote:

In fact we recently looked into that and mostly solved the issue. It's not yet on git master because there are still some issues to work out, but it will be available in the next version.

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On 3 mei 2010, at 03:36, Jeff Johnston <jeff.johnston.mn@gmail.com> wrote:

I know that the subject of spinning up Python threads has been asked before. And from everything I have tried (and read) it is not possible to do it with gedit. It has been a few years since the question has been asked...so, is this still the case?

-Jeff Johnston

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