Hi Dorian
> I have created a Twisted version of redis.py.
Cool! I'll certainly take a look. Thanks for releasing it.
BTW, it would be good to get this into https://launchpad.net/tx, presumably
by mirroring to Launchpad.
Terry
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Hello,
I have created a Twisted version of redis.py.
I needed an asynchronous version of the python client for use in Twisted
based projects, and I have not seen any other efforts on this front. Please
let me know if I completely overlooked an existing Twisted+Redis Client
project.
I have translat
Add another .addErrback() directly after adc1() - to handle that
specific exception...
Kind regards,
Valeriy Pogrebitskiy
vpogr...@verizon.net
On Oct 21, 2009, at 4:12 PM, vit...@synapticvision.com wrote:
> hi,
> how can I chain in defer methods that could raise exception while
> showing
hi,
how can I chain in defer methods that could raise exception while
showing the exception that coming from method? I mean, if I'll do:
return (
adc1().abc2().abc3().addErrback("Common2AllException")
)
than "Common2AllException" will be raised if abc1() raise Exception,
but I'd like to see
What is a good way to unit test this amp responder which will call a
process? Other things it does are covered with other tests thanks
to the tests I copied from lp:game. That should be a pretty awesome
game or at least it will work.
Should the test actually spawn a process or only pretend to?
t
Hello,
I found some older mails in the archive about porting and I was
wondering if there have been any changes since then. Is anybody
actively working on it ? Do the recomandations you guys made back then
still stand ?
Here is the original mail that I mentioned:
http://twistedmatrix.com/
On Oct 21, 2009, at 6:40 AM, Laurens Van Houtven wrote:
> Maybe I ought to talk to Steve Holden about it -- but since he makes
> money giving those presentation, I can understand that he wouldn't be
> very interested in spending a lot of time producing free material ;-)
Steve is also a big suppo
On Oct 21, 2009, at 8:56 AM, Florent Chuffart wrote:
> I'm evaluating twisted framework according to my needs and I want to
> know if twisted provide some NAT / firewall facilities allowing
> automatic routed communication or reverse connection establishment ?
Not directly, but you can find a lib
Hi people,
I'm evaluating twisted framework according to my needs and I want to
know if twisted provide some NAT / firewall facilities allowing
automatic routed communication or reverse connection establishment ?
Regards,
--
Florent Chuffart
florent.chuff...@gmail.com
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On a related note, I know that a bunch of people in my university are
interested in informal Python and perhaps Twisted introductions, and a
few people in charge have told me that it wouldn't really be a problem
to get some infrastructure assigned for the occasion (yes, the hoops
they're willing to
Thank you very much, it was that. I almost get crazy.
Regards,
Fernando.
El mar, 13-10-2009 a las 21:28 +0200, mardiros escribió:
> Fernando Ruza Rodriguez a écrit :
> > ~$ svn co svn://svn.twistedmatrix.com/svn/Twisted/trunk Twisted
> > svn: Cannot be possible to connect to 'svn.twistedmatrix.
On Oct 18, 2009, at 10:29 PM, Nathan wrote:
Does anyone do any "formal" Twisted training?
Steve Holden does excellent Python training and you might be able to
get him to prepare some Twisted materials, especially with your
lengthy time-horizon. His "Teach Me Twisted" session at PyCon a fe
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