catching signals in an object

[hg]

Hi,

I need to catch a signal "SIGUSR1" in an object ... and I need the signal
def that traps is to access the object context ... is that possible ?
(*nix and windows)

ex:

class test:
def __init__(self):
self.Set_Signal ()

def Set_Signal(self ):
import signal
signal.signal(. .., Func)
def Func(.....):
#I need to get access to self


or can signal.signal take a method as param ?

Thanks

hg

[robert]

Re: catching signals in an object

hg wrote:

Hi,
>
I need to catch a signal "SIGUSR1" in an object ... and I need the signal
def that traps is to access the object context ... is that possible ?
(*nix and windows)
>
ex:
>
class test:
def __init__(self):
self.Set_Signal ()
>
def Set_Signal(self ):
import signal
signal.signal(. .., Func)
def Func(.....):
#I need to get access to self
>
>
or can signal.signal take a method as param ?
>

Just do it! Python is a functional language.
You have access to self (search for the term "closure") and
self.method is bound - thus a 'function'

objects are nothing special in Python.


Robert