[lxml-dev] Python crash with lxml use with multi-thread
Pedro Cardoso
cardoso.pb at om.asahi-kasei.co.jp
Wed Dec 19 12:18:28 CET 2007
Hi
I am using lxml (just updated to version 1.3.6) on python 2.5, on a
windows XP machine.
I have a wrapper class for an XML file, and worked fine until I used it
on several threads. At that moment it will crash.
The piece of code I have it :
projectNode = self.dom.xpath('//Project[@Code="%s"]'
%projectCode)[0]
logger.debug("here")
previewsTask = self.dom.xpath('//Task[@Code="%s"]' %
taskData.xml_Code)[0]
logger.debug("here")
projectNode.replace(previewsTask, taskData.dom)
#projectNode.remove(previewsTask)
#projectNode.append(taskData.dom)
logger.debug("here")
self.save()
logger.debug("here")
return None
The loggin is to know the last line to be called .
The last log msg is written, but the one right after the call to this
function is not, that makes me think the crash is on the return. There
should be no problem of thread safety, since I am using locks.
The crash seems to be on the return, and The calling sequence is :
thread 1 : append a node to xml and save
thread 2 : replaces node and save (the piece of code above)
At this moment it crash python !
Any idea of the problem ?
Thanks in advance
Pedro Cardoso
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