Kamaelia docs : Axon.Handle.Handle

For examples and more explanations, see the module level docs.


class Handle(Axon.ThreadedComponent.threadedcomponent)

Methods defined here

__init__(self, someComponent)

x.__init__(...) initializes x; see x.__class__.__doc__ for signature

childrenDone(self)

Unplugs any children that have terminated, and returns true if there are no running child components left (ie. their microproceses have finished)

get(self[, boxname])

Return an item of data sent to an outbox of the wrapped component.

This method is non blocking and always returns immediately. If there is no data to return, then the exception Queue.Empty is thrown

Arguments:

  • boxname -- (optional) the name of the outbox of the wrapped component from which the data should be collected (default="outbox", should be either "outbox" or "signal")

main(self)

Main loop.

put(self, *args)

Send an item of data to one of the inboxes of the wrapped component.

The item of data is queued and sent to the inbox as soon as possible.

Arguments:

  • the item of data
  • the name of the inbox it is destined for (either "inbox" or "control")

Methods inherited from Axon.ThreadedComponent.threadedcomponent :

Methods inherited from Axon.Component.component :

Methods inherited from Axon.Microprocess.microprocess :

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