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[Python-Dev] Where to put the interrupt module?

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> > IDLEfork, now in Lib/idlelib, uses a new C extension, the 'interrupt'
> > module.  This is a truly minimal, and generally useful, module to
> > provide a way to cause a KeyboardInterrupt in the main thread from a
> > secondary thread.  I propose to move this to Modules, and make it a
> > toplevel module.  This is the easiest thing in order to get it
> > compiled and built for various platforms.
> 
> +1 on the functionality. But: if it's so small why not simply put it in 
> sys?

Hm, that's not bad.  It should be called sys.interrupt_main() then.

--Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)

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