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never use Queue.get(timeout=None)...

never use Queue.get(timeout=None) Queue.get(timeout=None) has stupid uninterruptible behavior, so wait for a week instead.

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      """

      Package for dealing for process execution in a callback environment, in a

      portable way.

      killable_process.py is a wrapper of subprocess.Popen that allows the

      subprocess and its children to be killed in a reliable way, including

      under windows.

      winprocess.py is required by killable_process.py to kill processes under

      windows.

      piped_process.py wraps process execution with callbacks to print output,

      in a non-blocking way. It can be used to interact with a subprocess in eg

      a GUI event loop.

      """

      from pipedprocess import PipedProcess

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				"""
				Package for dealing for process execution in a callback environment, in a
				portable way.

				killable_process.py is a wrapper of subprocess.Popen that allows the
				subprocess and its children to be killed in a reliable way, including
				under windows.

				winprocess.py is required by killable_process.py to kill processes under
				windows.

				piped_process.py wraps process execution with callbacks to print output,
				in a non-blocking way. It can be used to interact with a subprocess in eg
				a GUI event loop.
				"""

				from pipedprocess import PipedProcess