Looking for some quick feedback on this. I've bumped into what looks like a bug in the threading module. From the interpreter prompt: >>> import threading >>> threading.currentThread() <_MainThread(MainThread, started)> >>> print threading.currentThread().ident None The ident attribute is documented as being a number unless the thread has yet to be started. Shouldn't the main thread's ident attribute *always* be non-None? Clearly, it appears the main thread has been started. Am I missing something obvious or have I hit a bug? This is a fully updated 2.7a0 build, trunk:70878M. Skip
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