1. What's it?

It's an functions capsulation module, which can make sequence functions a single object, and execute in order. And it also can make functions run as a thread, you can choose onprocess callback function to show the execution status. It will support multi thread schedule. It will make all these things easily.

2. Download

Casing module is shipped with NewEdit, so you can download the NewEdit source code and find it in modules folder.
Or you can just download it from here Casing.py

3. Examples

3.1. Example 1: Capsulate some functions together

   1 import Casing
   2 
   3 def test_A():
   4     print 'A'
   5        
   6 def test_B():
   7     print 'B'
   8        
   9 def test_C():
  10     print 'C'
  11        
  12 d = Casing.Casing(test_A) + Casing.Casing(test_B) + Casing.Casing(test_C)
  13 d.start()

As you can see, three functions are bundled as a single Casing object, and it can be execute together in the order of bundle. There are many methods to create a Casing object, you can also write the code as:

   1 d = Casing.Casing(test_A)
   2 d += Casing.Casing(test_B)
   3 d += Casing.Casing(test_C)
   4 d.start()

or using left add (+=)

   1 d = Casing.Casing(test_A)
   2 d.append(test_B)
   3 d.append(test_C)
   4 d.start()

using append method or

   1 d = Casing.Casing()
   2 d.append(test_A)
   3 d.append(test_B)
   4 d.append(test_C)
   5 d.start()

creating an empty Casing object and append function later.

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+== Example 1: Capsulate some functions together ==

{{{#!python
import Casing

def test_A():
    print 'A'
       
def test_B():
    print 'B'
       
def test_C():
    print 'C'
       
d = Casing.Casing(test_A) + Casing.Casing(test_B) + Casing.Casing(test_C)
d.start()
}}}

As you can see, three functions are bundled as a single '''Casing''' object, and it can be execute together in the order of bundle. There are many methods to create a Casing object, you can also write the code as:

{{{#!python
d = Casing.Casing(test_A)
d += Casing.Casing(test_B)
d += Casing.Casing(test_C)
d.start()
}}}

or using left add (+=)

{{{#!python
d = Casing.Casing(test_A)
d.append(test_B)
d.append(test_C)
d.start()
}}}

using append method or 

{{{#!python
d = Casing.Casing()
d.append(test_A)
d.append(test_B)
d.append(test_C)
d.start()
}}}

creating an empty Casing object and append function later.

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