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A very (very very very very very...) simple python signal implementation
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Rodrigo Oliveira 7b4186ab64 Very (very very very ...) first version! 
Probably things will not work as expected.
Also:
- TODOs along the code
- impossible to disconnect
- impossible to connect a ConnectEmit instance to another ConnectEmit

Tests are being created right now.
2019-11-14 15:14:10 -03:00
ce.py Very (very very very ...) first version! 2019-11-14 15:14:10 -03:00
README.md Very (very very very ...) first version! 2019-11-14 15:14:10 -03:00

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connectemit

A very (very very very very very...) simple python signal implementation, barely based on Qt signals.

This is not intended to be a drop-in replacement to pyqtSignal, but a lightweight (and limited) alternative.

See signalslot for a more robust and complete alternative.

Requirements

  • python 2.7

Example

from ce import ConnectEmit


def abc(s, i):
    print("ABC %s, %s" % (s, i))


def xyz(s, i):
    print("XYZ %s, %s" % (s, i))


emitter = ConnectEmit(str, int, arguments=['s', 'i'])
emitter.connect(abc)
emitter.connect(xyz)

emitter.emit("123", 124)

TODO

This is a very (...) initial version, expect TODOs and XXXs and bugs along the code.

Also, the following are not currently supported (but are planned):

  • diconnecting from function/methods
  • connecting a ConnectEmit instance to another one (chaining)
  • documentation
  • tests
  • python3 (should drop 2.7)