Originally posted by snoopy369
The first probably wouldn't be too hard to do in python. Time consuming, but not terribly difficult. You'd have to figure out some way to have a handle on worker 'priorities' (how the automated worker system, now, chooses what to improve next) and forcibly increment the priority for what you want done to the top of the queue - probably needs some C++ here. Blake might be able to help in that regards, i can't imagine exposing worker priorities to python is terribly difficult.
The first probably wouldn't be too hard to do in python. Time consuming, but not terribly difficult. You'd have to figure out some way to have a handle on worker 'priorities' (how the automated worker system, now, chooses what to improve next) and forcibly increment the priority for what you want done to the top of the queue - probably needs some C++ here. Blake might be able to help in that regards, i can't imagine exposing worker priorities to python is terribly difficult.
But I am afraid that I don't know where to begin. Would be downloading the SDK a good place to start maybe?
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