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Locked SCRIPTING - Can a script obtain the names of classes that are already running #scripting

 

While I understand it is possible to use the Thread Monitor to see what classes are already running, is it possible for a script to get access to this same information?

I'd like a script to be able to check if another specific class is already running and take action as required.

For example:

import jmri
?
class Test(jmri.jmrit.automat.AbstractAutomaton):
? ? def init(self):
? ? ? ? print 'init Test'

? ? ? ? # Pseudo-code #
? ? ? ? if CLASS(THE_OTHER_CLASS).IS_RUNNING:
? ? ? ? ? ? print "The Other Class is already running"
? ? ? ? else:
? ? ? ? ? ? print "The Other Class is NOT running"
? ? ? ? return
?
? ? def handle(self):
? ? ? ? do stuff here
? ? ? ? return False

Test().start()

If this can't be done directly I can see a way to do it with internal sensors, but the direct approach would be neater.

Thanks,
Trevor
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