[Stackless] Beginner

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> while 1:
>   print "Before theTasklet.run()"
>   theTasklet.run()
>   print "After theTasklet.run()"
> ------
>
> 
> Now, when I call run() on t1 I get the sequence > A1/A2/A1/A2... is there 
> any other (possibly better) way to do it?

> Cristiano

In general, I think you're better off calling stackless.run() to kick off the tasklets.  That line pretty much replaces the whole loop from above (but in this case will cause an infinite loop).

Other than that, you probably also only want to create tasklets when you want them to run.  I don't think there's any advantage to creating them ahead of time and manually manipulating the scheduling via remove().  Let stackless do the work for you.  So if you want to run A1... A2... over and over, just keep it simple and do:

stackless.tasklet(taskPrint)("A")
stackless.run()


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