Cerulean

I thought the other method was the more dynamic, personally - the ability to disconnect certain/all signals that are being listened for and having signals disconnected for you when an object that has a connected method is deleted are some of its stronger points.

Arevos

My example is a cut down, limited, educational-only version of the dispatch model. Pydispatcher does everything the signal/slot technique does, but abstracts the event handling code away from the events themselves. The two modules do the same thing, but place the code in different places. Pydispatcher has connect, disconnect and send as separate functions, using any hashable object as an event. The signal/slot recipe bundles this code into a Signal class. I prefer the Pydispatcher method, since it's a more modular approach.

Dietrich

Thanks Arevos,

now I get the hang of it!

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I looked it up on the Intergnats!