uproot.ThreadPoolExecutor
Defined in uproot.source.futures on line 198.
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- class uproot.source.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers: int | None = None)
- Parameters:
- max_workers (None or int) – The maximum number of workers to start. 
- workers. (In the current implementation this is exactly the number of) 
- None (If) 
- os.cpu_count(). (use) 
 
 - Like Python 3 - concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutorexcept that it has only the subset of the interface Uproot needs and is available in Python 2.- The uproot.source.futures.ResourceThreadPoolExecutor extends this class. 
max_workers
- ThreadPoolExecutor.max_workers
- The maximum number of workers. 
num_workers
- ThreadPoolExecutor.num_workers
- The number of workers. 
workers
- ThreadPoolExecutor.workers
- A list of workers (uproot.source.futures.Worker). 
submit
Inherited from uproot.source.futures.Executor.
- ThreadPoolExecutor.submit(task, /, *args, **kwargs)
- Pass the - taskand- argsonto the workers’ work_queue as a uproot.source.futures.Future so that it will be executed when one is available.
shutdown
Inherited from uproot.source.futures.Executor.
- ThreadPoolExecutor.shutdown(wait: bool = True)
- Stop every uproot.source.futures.Worker by putting None on the work_queue until none of them satisfy - worker.is_alive().
closed
Inherited from uproot.source.futures.Executor.
- ThreadPoolExecutor.closed
- True if the executor has been stopped and its resources freed.