Terry
> Hi Doug
>
> Sorry if it sounds like I'm being a PITA, but I really recommend
> reading
> the source code and writing & playing with a tiny example. Also see
>
http://twistedmatrix.com/documents/8.2.0/api/twisted.internet.task.Loop
> ingCall.html
>
> I suggest this because it's by far the
I am looking for a chat system to add to my Django-based chat site. I don't
need something ready-made but I don't want to build it on a framework that
is no longer supported. What's the status of the Twisted Words project?
Regards,
Alex
On Mon, Jun 8, 2009 at 11:25 AM, Alex Patino wrote:
> I
i have a domish element - when i try the following,
>>> message = element
>>> del message['from']
>>> element['from']
- i get a key error
to avoid this key error, i think i want to copy the element, so i can
drop the 'from' attribute from one copy without affecting the other?
but i didn't find
Hi Jack
> "Jack" == Jack Bates writes:
Jack> i have a domish element - when i try the following,
message = element
del message['from']
element['from']
Jack> - i get a key error
Jack> to avoid this key error, i think i want to copy the element, so i can
Jack> drop the 'from'
Jack Bates wrote:
> i have a domish element - when i try the following,
>
message = element
del message['from']
element['from']
>
> - i get a key error
Well, yes. That's how python works ;o)
>
> to avoid this key error, i think i want to copy the element, so i can
> drop the 'fr
On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 9:41 PM, Terry Jones wrote:
> 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
> "Drew" == Drew Smathers writes:
Drew> On Sat, Jun 6, 2009 at 9:41 PM, Terry Jones wrote:
>> One inconvenience with inlineCallbacks is that you might have some kind
>> of processing you want done no matter how the function returns, or
>> wherever an error occurs. Two solutions here are 1) to
Hello, there is a bug on the SerialPort Win32 implementation (don't know
about the others), when i call the loseConnection method, it returns:
twisted matrix exceptions.AttributeError: 'SerialPort' object has no
attribute '_tempDataBuffer'
if i wrap the serialport class and put a :
se
On Mon, 2009-06-08 at 18:03 +0100, Phil Mayers wrote:
> Jack Bates wrote:
> > i have a domish element - when i try the following,
> >
> message = element
> del message['from']
> element['from']
> >
> > - i get a key error
>
> Well, yes. That's how python works ;o)
>
> >
> > to a
