Upgraded lifecycles by putting session and thread registration inside the registry and handling initialization at the manageLifecycle level
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import threading
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from .lifecyclemanager import registerLifecycle
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from .lifecyclemanager import manageLifecycle
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#threadlist = []
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#threadnum = 0
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def buildThread(module, lifecycles):
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#global threadnum
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#threadnum += 1
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#threadname = f"thread.{threadnum}"
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def buildThread(module):
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thread = threading.Thread(
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target=manageLifecycle,
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args=(module, lifecycles),
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args=(module,),
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name=module.name
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)
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thread.start()
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#print(lifecycles)
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#registryname = thread.name
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#registryvalue = thread
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#lifecycles = registerLifecycle (module, lifecycles, thread.name, thread)
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#threadlist.append(thread)
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return thread, lifecycles
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return thread
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