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events - "select" on multiple Python multiprocessing Queues?

What's the best way to wait (without spinning) until something is available in either one of two (multiprocessing) Queues, where both reside on the same system?

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Actually you can use multiprocessing.Queue objects in select.select. i.e.

que = multiprocessing.Queue()
(input,[],[]) = select.select([que._reader],[],[])

would select que only if it is ready to be read from.

No documentation about it though. I was reading the source code of the multiprocessing.queue library (at linux it's usually sth like /usr/lib/python2.6/multiprocessing/queue.py) to find it out.

With Queue.Queue I didn't have found any smart way to do this (and I would really love to).


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