The Event()
function is used to create a thread event object, which is used for synchronization between threads, allowing one thread to wait for notification or signal from another thread.
The Event()
function returns a ThreadEvent
object.
ThreadEvent
object
Event()
function consumer(productionQuantity, dict, pEvent, cEvent) {
for (var i = 0; i < productionQuantity; i++) {
while (dict.get("array").length == 0) {
pEvent.wait()
}
if (pEvent.isSet()) {
pEvent.clear()
}
var arr = dict.get("array")
var count = arr.shift()
dict.set("array", arr)
Log("consumer:", count, ", array:", arr)
cEvent.set()
Sleep(1000)
}
}
function producer(productionQuantity, dict, pEvent, cEvent) {
for (var i = 0; i < productionQuantity; i++) {
while (dict.get("array").length != 0) {
cEvent.wait()
}
if (cEvent.isSet()) {
cEvent.clear()
}
var arr = dict.get("array")
arr.push(i)
dict.set("array", arr)
Log("producer:", i, ", array:", arr)
pEvent.set()
Sleep(1000)
}
}
function main() {
var dict = threading.Dict()
dict.set("array", [])
var pEvent = threading.Event()
var cEvent = threading.Event()
var productionQuantity = 10
var producerThread = threading.Thread(producer, productionQuantity, dict, pEvent, cEvent)
var consumerThread = threading.Thread(consumer, productionQuantity, dict, pEvent, cEvent)
consumerThread.join()
producerThread.join()
}
Two concurrent threads access a common resource.
It supports backtesting system and live trading environment.
{@fun/Threads/threading/getThread getThread}, {@fun/Threads/threading/mainThread mainThread}, {@fun/Threads/threading/currentThread currentThread}, {@fun/Threads/threading/Lock Lock}, {@fun/Threads/threading/Condition Condition}, {@fun/Threads/threading/Thread Thread}, {@fun/Threads/threading/Dict Dict}, {@fun/Threads/threading/pending pending}, {@fun/Threads/threading/eventLoop eventLoop}
Condition Dict