Support for cooperative select functions.  Replaces the functionality of
the standard select module.

Modules
		select cothread.cothread ctypes platform time

Classes
		__builtin__.object poll exceptions.Exception SelectError   class SelectError(exceptions.Exception)       Methods defined here: __init__(self, flags) __str__(self) Methods inherited from exceptions.Exception: __getitem__(...)   class poll(__builtin__.object)     Emulates select.poll(), but implements a cooperative non-blocking version for use with the cothread library.     Methods defined here: __init__(self) poll(self, timeout=None) Blocks until any of the registered file events become ready.   Beware: the timeout here is in milliseconds.  This is consistent with the select.poll().poll() function which this is emulating,  but inconsistent with all the other cothread routines!   Consider using poll_list() instead for polling. register(self, file, events=7) Adds file to the list of objects to be polled.  The default set of events is POLLIN|POLLPRI|POLLOUT. unregister(self, file) Removes file from the polling list. Data and other attributes defined here: __dict__ = <dictproxy object> dictionary for instance variables (if defined) __weakref__ = <attribute '__weakref__' of 'poll' objects> list of weak references to the object (if defined)

Functions
		poll_block = poll_block_poll(poll_list, timeout=None) A simple wrapper for the poll method to provide actually directly useful functionality.  This will block non-cooperatively, so should only be used in a scheduler loop.     Note that the timeout is in seconds. poll_list(event_list, timeout=None) event_list is a list of pairs, each consisting of a waitable descriptor and an event mask (generated by oring together POLL... constants).  This routine will cooperatively block until any descriptor signals a selected event (or any event from HUP, ERR, NVAL) or until the timeout (in seconds) occurs. select(iwtd, owtd, ewtd, timeout=None) Non blocking select() function.  The interface should be as for the standard library select.select() function (though it raises different exceptions).

Data
		POLLERR = 8 POLLEXTRA = 56 POLLHUP = 16 POLLIN = 1 POLLMSG = 1024 POLLNVAL = 32 POLLOUT = 4 POLLPRI = 2 POLLRDBAND = 128 POLLRDNORM = 64 POLLWRBAND = 512 POLLWRNORM = 256 __all__ = ['select', 'poll', 'poll_list', 'poll_block', 'SelectError', 'POLLIN', 'POLLPRI', 'POLLOUT', 'POLLERR', 'POLLHUP', 'POLLNVAL', 'POLLEXTRA', 'POLLRDNORM', 'POLLRDBAND', 'POLLWRNORM', 'POLLWRBAND', 'POLLMSG']