python等待输入_Python：等待时接受输入

I have a small script that I have written to perform tasks every 5 minutes (this does not need to be exact), but as it is written currently the only way it can be cancelled is with Ctrl+Z (linux terminal) and there is no way of changing what set of tasks it performs without restarting the script.

As a result, I'd like to change the script to be able to accept user input while waiting to do the next run without interrupting the 5-minute timer by any large amount (as killing the script and restarting currently does), but I can't figure out how to get raw input to accept values for only a given time, etc. Also the current code is written in Python 2.7, but I'm happy to convert to 3 if that makes the solution easier.

The current code looks something like this:

# Setup for the tasks

while(True):

# Do the tasks

for i in range(5):

print "Next run in " + str(5-i) + " mins"

time.sleep(60)

Any ideas?

UPDATE: This question did not lead to a specific code solution being posted, so here'a a link to a later question that had a simple version of the solution I implemented (and the one simple edit that it required it to work in the answers)/

解决方案

I think you want something like that.

import threading

def takeInput():

"""This function will be executed via thread"""

value = raw_input("what you want:")

return

#initialize how you want

value = 0

t = threading.Thread(target=takeInput)

t.start()

time.sleep(5)