I try to avoid using inlineCallbacks. There are two cases where I will
happily use it though: when I write a method that would need more than a
few callback functions, and, more importantly, when the logical flow of a
method is non-trivial (i.e., it depends on the returned values or errors of
sever
Bug summary
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Summary for 2009-05-31 through 2009-06-07
Bugs opened: 10Bugs closed: 2 Total open bugs: 1121 (+8)
|== Type Changes |== Priority Changes |== Component Changes
|Defect: +4 |Highest: +1 |Conch:+3
|Enhancement: +3 |No
On Sunday 07 June 2009, Terry Jones wrote:
> So I wrote a decorator specifically for inlineCallbacks decorated
> functions:
>
> from twisted.internet import defer
>
> def inlineCallbacksDecorator(callback, errback=defer.passthru):
> def wrap(f):
> def wrapper(*args, **k
