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Basic client framework, slight server threading optimization #3

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Client side:
Todo includes actually getting link to a server, and using that to
define what our queue will be. That is for a future time.

Right now we have 1 master thread that starts a gui thread
which in turn runs two inter-dependent sub-threads.
The death of either sub-thread will trigger the death of the other.
Upon those sub-threads dying, the controller also dies.

The master is left to run the networking side of things. (future)

Added the suggested gist regarding usernames to my code.

Server side:
Original mechanism was processor intensive, used sleep()
Used threading.join() with no timeout to simplify.
Now master thread will simply block until all threads are completed.

mkropat and others added 7 commits November 19, 2013 23:59
Added a window styled after the PaperClip window, with page count and url.
TODO includes: Separate thread for the window (The window should never be
the same task as the guts) and unit tests to confirm that update of the page
count works as intended.
Merge remote-tracking branch 'getuser/master' into betterusers

No integration of code just yet.
Original mechanism was processor intensive, used sleep()
Used threading.join() with no timeout to simplify.
Now master thread will simply block until all threads are completed.
Todo includes actually getting a server link, and using that to
define what our queue will be. That is for a future time.

Right now we have 1 master thread that starts a gui thread
which in turn runs two inter-dependant sub-threads.
The death of either sub-thread will trigger the death of the other.
Upon those sub-threads dying, the controller also dies.

The master is left to run the networking side of things.
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Will not merge commit f332019, sleep is in there for platform legacy reasons.

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For documentation reasons, see this StackOverflow question

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Regarding stackless python Thread.join() acting differently, it is not so according to the docs. That said, change reverted.

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