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[QUOTE="James Mills, post: 3705219"] Documentation is available here: [URL]http://trac.softcircuit.com.au/circuits/wiki/docs[/URL] And here: pydoc circuits The code itself is heavily documented. I'm still writing better online references, tutorials and what not ... :) Please see the examples/ You have a few options. 1. Do your work in a thread. 2. Do your work in a process. You could utilize the Worker component for such things. I'm also building a Process component that uses the multiprocessing module. They aren't. It's up to you to handle such situations. If your "event-handler" blocks, everything, it will block every other event handler from being processes. In what situation would you have this ? I'm curious :) This sounds complex :) What is your application ? What's being processes ? Yes. If you decide to use circuits, I suggest you restructure your program. Try to do your work (if it's blocking) in Worker components (threads). cheers James [/QUOTE]
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