if (condition):
glib.timeout_add(i,f)
def f:
(...)
i = (....)
(condition)
return True
Even the value of "i" is different each time I call "f", glib.timeout_add(i,f) call "f" always with the same value of "i".
Changing the value of "i" will not change the timeout because it was already called and the value of "i" was copied there when passing the parameter. You must call the timeout again like this:
if (condition):
glib.timeout_add(first_timeout, f)
def f:
(...)
i = (....)
if (condition):
glib.timeout_add(first_timeout, f)
def f:
(...)
i = (....)
if (condition):
glib.timeout_add(i, f) # This will start another timeout with the new interval
return False # This will end this timeout!
return False # This will end this timeout!
Regards,
Ian L. Rodrigues
_______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
