class EventBus(object):
__metaclass__=Singleton
def __init__(self,pool_size=4,task_size=100):
super(EventBus,self).__init__()
self.pool=ThreadPool(pool_size)
self.async_events=TaskPool(task_size)
self.event_handlers=dict()
self.con=Condition()
self.init()
def init(self):
thread.start_new_thread(self.loop,())
@check_listener
def register(self,listener):
'''
Use this method to register your listener to the eventbus
and please before you post.
:param listener: The listener have to be inheritanced from the Listener.
:return: None
'''
self.event_handlers.update(listener.event_handlers)
@check_listener
def unregister(self,listener):
'''
This method will remove the listener from the eventbus so
that your listener will not process the event.
:param listener: The listener have to be inheritanced from the Listener.
:return: None
'''
try:
for event in listener.event_handlers:
del self.event_handlers[event]
except Exception:
raise UnregisterError
def process(self,event):
handlers=self.event_handlers[event.id()]
if not handlers:
raise ProcessException
for handler in handlers:
handler(event)
@check_event
def post(self,event):
'''
Post your event when you need. The listener you registed will process it.
And this is a sync method. It will not return until it complete.
:param event: The event have to be inheritanced from the Event.
:return: None
'''
self.process(event)
@check_event
def async_post(self,event):
'''
Post your event when you need. The listener you registed will process it.
And this is a async method. You just post the event and it will not hold on
your main thread.
:param event: The event have to be inheritanced from the Event.
:return: None
'''
with self.con:
self.async_events.add_task(event)
self.con.notifyAll()
def loop(self):
while True:
with self.con:
while self.async_events.isempty():
self.con.wait()
if self.async_events.isfull():
raise TaskFullException
else:
self.pool.map(self.process,self.async_events.tasks)
self.async_events.remove_task()
def destroy(self):
'''
If you don't want to use it anymore. Use this method to release the resource.
:param: None
:return: None
'''
self.event_handlers.clear()
self.pool.close()
self.async_events.destroy()
class EventBus(object):
__metaclass__ = Singleton
def __init__(self, pool_size=4, task_size=100):
super(EventBus, self).__init__()
self.pool = ThreadPool(pool_size)
self.async_events = TaskPool(task_size)
self.event_handlers = dict()
self.con = Condition()
self.init()
def init(self):
thread.start_new_thread(self.loop, ())
@check_listener
def register(self, listener):
'''
Use this method to register your listener to the eventbus
and please before you post.
:param listener: The listener have to be inheritanced from the Listener.
:return: None
'''
self.event_handlers.update(listener.event_handlers)
@check_listener
def unregister(self, listener):
'''
This method will remove the listener from the eventbus so
that your listener will not process the event.
:param listener: The listener have to be inheritanced from the Listener.
:return: None
'''
try:
for event in listener.event_handlers:
del self.event_handlers[event]
except Exception:
raise UnregisterError
def process(self, event):
handlers = self.event_handlers[event.id()]
if not handlers:
raise ProcessException
for handler in handlers:
handler(event)
@check_event
def post(self, event):
'''
Post your event when you need. The listener you registed will process it.
And this is a sync method. It will not return until it complete.
:param event: The event have to be inheritanced from the Event.
:return: None
'''
self.process(event)
@check_event
def async_post(self, event):
'''
Post your event when you need. The listener you registed will process it.
And this is a async method. You just post the event and it will not hold on
your main thread.
:param event: The event have to be inheritanced from the Event.
:return: None
'''
with self.con:
self.async_events.add_task(event)
self.con.notifyAll()
def loop(self):
while True:
with self.con:
while self.async_events.isempty():
self.con.wait()
if self.async_events.isfull():
raise TaskFullException
else:
self.pool.map(self.process, self.async_events.tasks)
self.async_events.remove_task()
def destroy(self):
'''
If you don't want to use it anymore. Use this method to release the resource.
:param: None
:return: None
'''
self.event_handlers.clear()
self.pool.close()
self.async_events.destroy()
