Release 20190812: _QueueIterator: do MultiOpenMixin.init so that str is functional.
Queue-like items: iterable queues and channels.
Class Channel
A zero-storage data passage. Unlike a Queue(1), put() blocks waiting for the matching get().
Function IterablePriorityQueue(capacity=0, name=None, *args, **kw)
Factory to create an iterable PriorityQueue.
Function IterableQueue(capacity=0, name=None, *args, **kw)
Factory to create an iterable Queue.
Class NullQueue
MRO: cs.resources.MultiOpenMixin
A queue-like object that discards its inputs.
Calls to .get() raise Queue_Empty.
Method NullQueue.__init__(self, blocking=False, name=None)
Initialise the NullQueue.
Parameters:
blocking: if true, calls to .get() block until .shutdown(). Default: False.name: a name for this NullQueue.
Class PushQueue
MRO: cs.resources.MultiOpenMixin
A puttable object which looks like an iterable Queue.
Calling .put(item) calls func_push supplied at initialisation
to trigger a function on data arrival, whose processing is mediated
queued via a Later for delivery to the output queue.
Method PushQueue.__init__(self, name, functor, outQ)
Initialise the PushQueue with the Later L, the callable functor
and the output queue outQ.
Parameters:
functoris a one-to-many function which accepts a single item of input and returns an iterable of outputs; it may be a generator. These outputs are passed to outQ.put individually as received.outQis a MultiOpenMixin which accepts via its .put() method.
Class TimerQueue
Class to run a lot of "in the future" jobs without using a bazillion Timer threads.
Release Log
Release 20190812: _QueueIterator: do MultiOpenMixin.init so that str is functional.
Release 20181022: Bugfix Channel, drasticly simplify PushQueue, other minor changes.
Release 20160828: Use "install_requires" instead of "requires" in DISTINFO. TimerQueue.add: support optional *a and **kw arguments for func. Many bugfixes and internal changes.
Release 20150115: More PyPI metadata fixups.
Release 20150111: Initial PyPI release.
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