[Stackless] How tasklets are scheduled

[Stephan Diehl]

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> 
> Not really. You can do so, but it suffices to schedule(),
> or to call stackless.run(), see its doc.

Believe me, I had several looks into the docs, but I can't say that they
really help if you don't know what's happening :-)

> 
> > The tasklet is removed from that list, if it calls 'schedule()', i.e.
> that it 
> > will only continue to run, if its 'run' method is called again.
> 
> All not necessary.
> t=tasklet(func)
> # creates a tasklet.
> t(param1,...)
> # initialized func, and *inserts* the tasklet
> ...

Ahh!!! So, they only safe way to keep a tasklet stopped is to have it
waiting on a channel?

O.K. back to playing around next week.
thanks for your help

Stephan

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