Don't send the whole list or parts of the list to the server unless
actually needed!
If the server has to do an append, have the server send back the new
elements to be appended and then do the appending on the client side!
Or
Does the homework specify that the entire mutable type be sent to the
Thank you everyone for your helpful replies!
I think the problems that arise with nested and overly large lists and
dictionaries, and difficulties of handling other mutable datatypes will
make my little assignment just too difficult. I'll just specify that
call-by-reference isn't supported and lea
On 6 Feb 2006 10:21:45 -0800, "enjoying the view" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am working on a school project, trying to build a simple RPC stub
>generator. The idea is that the generator takes a normal python file
>with functions defined in it and produces a client and server stub. The
>client s
enjoying the view wrote:
> Imported normally this would work fine. The list given as a parameter
> would be one element larger. But when the stubs are generated, the
> function doesn't return anything and the list is appended in the server
> and the client-side list is left untouched. At first I th
enjoying the view wrote:
> I am working on a school project, trying to build a simple RPC stub
> generator. The idea is that the generator takes a normal python file
> with functions defined in it and produces a client and server stub. The
> client stub has the same functions defined, but they just
"enjoying the view" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> I am working on a school project, trying to build a simple RPC stub
> generator. The idea is that the generator takes a normal python file
> with functions defined in it and produces a client and server stub. The
> cl
I am working on a school project, trying to build a simple RPC stub
generator. The idea is that the generator takes a normal python file
with functions defined in it and produces a client and server stub. The
client stub has the same functions defined, but they just connect to
the server and ask it
