Terry Jones wrote:
> After I went to bed I realized that someone is immediately going to
> want to have a cancel function that returns a deferred. And what
> happens if something goes wrong in a cancel function?
FWIW, the way I've dealt with these sorts of things (in Tahoe, at least)
has been to
Thanks, I'll keep cx/bb-Freeze in mind if pyinstaller doesn't work out. I
did get some tips from one of our internal guys; they had built a project
successfully with Twisted & pyinstaller some time back. I'm trying to figure
out the details of what went on there. Seems that they made an .py
which
> "Glyph" == Glyph Lefkowitz writes:
Glyph> This implies, to me, that the cancellation callback would be better
Glyph> passed to addCallbacks(): effectively creating a third callback
Glyph> chain going from invoker to responder rather than the other way
Glyph> 'round as callbacks and errbacks
