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ThreadPool Follow-Up Tasks in Python

You can issue follow-up tasks with the ThreadPool either manually by checking the results of tasks or automatically using a result callback …

Asynchronous tasks issued to the ThreadPool can fail silently. You can learn more about asynchronous tasks that fail silently in the ThreadPool by …

You can cancel all tasks in the ThreadPool if one task fails using a shared Event object. In this tutorial, you will discover how to cancel all …

You can safely stop tasks in the ThreadPool using a shared Event object. In this tutorial, you will discover how to safely stop tasks in the …

You can get results from tasks in the ThreadPool using a callback or by calling AsyncResult.get(). In this tutorial, you will discover how to get …

The ThreadPool will be closed automatically by the Python garbage collector if required. It will not prevent the program from exiting and the …

Child worker threads are started automatically after creating an instance of the ThreadPool class. In this tutorial, you will discover when the …

You can get the details of the thread used to initialize worker threads and to execute tasks in the ThreadPool. Additionally, the ThreadPool uses …

You can get the name of a worker thread in the ThreadPool by calling threading.current_thread() and then accessing the "name" attribute. Worker …