Alan Klietz alank at NOSPAM.com
Sun Jan 6 05:03:29 EST 2002

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The InterruptScriptThread callback for IActiveScriptSite, implemented in
PyGActiveScript.cpp, calls PyErr_SetInterrupt().  I wrote an web server in
Python that parses ASP files, however when a python ASP script was
interrupted it would blow away the main thread instead of the script thread.
The problem is that PyErr_SetInterrupt() always reflects the interrupt back
to the main thread.  Until this is fixed in the base Python distribution, it
is better to simply punt.

*** OLD\PyGActiveScript.cpp Thu Jun 21 02:05:33 2001
--- PyGActiveScript.cpp Fri Aug 03 20:39:49 2001
*************** STDMETHODIMP PyGActiveScript::InterruptS
*** 191,198 ****
    /* [in]  */ DWORD dwFlags
   )
  {
!  PyErr_SetInterrupt();
!  return S_OK;
  }

  STDMETHODIMP PyGActiveScript::Clone(
--- 191,199 ----
    /* [in]  */ DWORD dwFlags
   )
  {
!  //PyErr_SetInterrupt();  // NO!! wrongly interrupts the 1st thread - AEK
!  //return S_OK; // AEK
!  return E_NOTIMPL; // AEK
  }

  STDMETHODIMP PyGActiveScript::Clone(

Alan Klietz
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