Provide GUI main loop integration through cross-thread signals/callbacks#49
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Run the XML-RPC server in its own thread, communicating with the main thread using GUI-dependent cross-thread signals or callbacks; this allows running a fully responsive GUI main loop in the main thread.
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Prevent duplicate path names in a project's PYTHONPATH when creating src...
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Run the XML-RPC server in its own thread, communicating with the main thread
using GUI-dependent cross-thread signals or callbacks; this allows running a
fully responsive GUI main loop in the main thread.