Hello,
Can we write a doc for Twisted using Sphinx at this point?
What is the status of the Lore to Sphinx transition project? I could find:
#4621 lore2sphinx should make pretty links to included files.
#4586 Code-listings generated by lore2sphinx should include line-numbers
Is there any ot
Hello,
I writing a script parsing a large log file and shoveling it into Postgresql.
1. I would like to read some codes examples using the twisted + storm
integration, any idea of where to look?
Also. I was thinking about modeling a line of logs with a namedtuple,
because it is handy to create o
Cool,
The slides has gone through many improvements folllowing the presentation.
There was a lot of room for improvement. Too big for 20 minutes maybe, and
not enough preparation.
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 4:38 PM, Laurens Van Houtven wrote:
> Hi Jean-Daniel!
>
> Yes, I was at pycon-
> Maybe you've got bigger things in mind, but I don't know what all of
> that buys you, at least from your example use case (client connects,
> prints response from server, quits on 'stop'). What's wrong with keeping
> it simple and handling responses in the Protocol?
>
> def lineReceived(self, lin
> You didn't have to switch to a while loop here. The simplest fix for
> your for loop is this:
>
> �...@inlinecallbacks
> def gotConnection(conn):
> for lineEvent in conn:
> line = yield lineEvent
> print line
Yes, I did that too. I wanted the loop to be able to
Hello,
I wrote a small client protocol which connects to a notification
server. The client role is to connect, and then to print the
notification which comes from the server until the server says "stop"
(a netcat server do just fine, I use "nc -C -l 6789"). I would like
the API for this client pro
Dear list,
Concerning the concept of the deferred, why is it more useful to go
with a deferred which gets consumed and can only be fired once?
In my small script I realize I need to take special care that the
deferred has not been used, and that I must recreate explicitly a
deferred for each netw
Hello,
I have three questions on a code examples, and actually I have seen
this pattern in several places in Twisted. The code are copied from
twisted/doc/mail/examples/imap4client.py
1. In the code below, what is the purpose of an assert checking that
the member attribute promptDeferred is empty
Hello,
Reading the SMTP client tutorial[1], I do not see the impact of the
factory having a protocol defined as a class attribute. Especially
when here is a big fat warning [2] that I should actually understand
the inplications. My guess is that in this first case the protocol
methods do not need
thanks for your feedback, it helps.
On Thu, Apr 29, 2010 at 12:06 AM, Glyph Lefkowitz
wrote:
>
> On Apr 27, 2010, at 9:49 AM, Jean Daniel wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Hi Jean!
>
> I have written an introductory article to Twisted, and I would be
> delighted to see it pub
Hello,
I have written an introductory article to Twisted, and I would be
delighted to see it published on Linux Weekly News some day.
It is available at: http://jdb.github.com/concurrent.html
Here is the plan in brief:
1. what Twisted is: what "network framework" means,
2. what network concurren
The Storm ORM is popular, has talented people working on it and is
planning to merge the MS SQL backend (available on launchpad) from the
company called Zeomega.
https://storm.canonical.com/
https://code.launchpad.net/~zeomega
Storm and Twisted can be used together, see this thread:
https://lists
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