线程在不结束的情况下运行，这会导致asyncio.run（v2_plus（）。init（））不运行类

发布于 2025-01-22 21:00:55 字数 841 浏览 5 评论 0原文

因此，我有一个名为main.py的Python脚本，该脚本在开始时从同一目录中的文件中导入一个名为sub.py的文件。在sub.py中，它运行了一个线程，该线程检查调试工具是否启动此代码

threading.Thread(target=self.blockDebuggers).start()
        for t in [self.listCheck, self.inVirtualenv, self.onCheck, self.specsCheck, self.dllCheck, self.procCheck]:
            x = threading.Thread(target=t)
            self.processes.append(x)
        for thread in self.processes:
            thread.start()
        for process in self.processes:
            process.join()

，一旦脚本完成了它的工作允许main.py在main的末尾运行。（v2_plus（）。init（）），它似乎挂在上面。在Visual Studio中徘徊在Asyncio.run上，提到当在同一线程中运行循环时如何运行它。我不需要sub.py中的脚本来继续运行。有没有办法停止以前的线程允许asyncio.run在main.py中工作？

这使我很长一段时间以asyncio.run（v2_plus（）。init（））运行，但一旦达到这一点，它就会冻结。我知道这是一个在sub.py中发生的循环，将sub.py中的代码替换为简单的print（'testing'）一遍又一遍地吐出单词测试。

原文

so I have a python script called main.py which on start imports a class from a file in the same directory called sub.py. in sub.py it runs a thread that checks for debugging tools it starts it with this code

threading.Thread(target=self.blockDebuggers).start()
        for t in [self.listCheck, self.inVirtualenv, self.onCheck, self.specsCheck, self.dllCheck, self.procCheck]:
            x = threading.Thread(target=t)
            self.processes.append(x)
        for thread in self.processes:
            thread.start()
        for process in self.processes:
            process.join()

once that script is finished with what its doing it allows main.py to run at the end of main.py I have asyncio.run(V2_Plus().init()) which it seems to hang at. Hovering over asyncio.run in Visual Studio mentions how it cannot be run when theres a loop running in the same thread. I don't need the script in sub.py to keep running. Is there a way to stop the previous thread to allow asyncio.run to work in main.py?

This had me stuck for a long time as all the code before asyncio.run(V2_Plus().init()) runs but once it hits that point it just freezes. I know its a loop happening in sub.py as replacing the code in sub.py to just a simple print('testing') spits out the word testing over and over in console.

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