On Mar 3, 2011, at 2:39 PM, Glyph Lefkowitz wrote:
> On Mar 3, 2011, at 7:31 AM, Fantix King wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> >
> > I tried to make python.context work in asynchronous code between main
loops. Anyone has similar experience to share please?
> >
> > Not sure if I am rebuilding a wheel :P
> >
> >
ht
Hey Glyph, Jp, and twisted sprinters,
Sorry I couldn't stay longer -- I stretched my "travel day"
as far as possible, but have to get back to my real job now
(on which I'm under the gun atm). Hope I can sprint longer
next time -- I had a lot of fun, and the energy in the room
is amazing!
I'll at
Hello!
The TestCase class, historically, provided several ways to do the same
(I guess because we inherited the semantics from Java).
For example, to check equality, In Python2 we have:
* assertEquals
* assertEqual
* failUnlessEqual
However, note that "assertEquals" was never documented (not
On 02:25 pm, water...@pangalactic.us wrote:
>Hey Glyph, Jp, and twisted sprinters,
>
>Sorry I couldn't stay longer -- I stretched my "travel day"
>as far as possible, but have to get back to my real job now
>(on which I'm under the gun atm). Hope I can sprint longer
>next time -- I had a lot of fu
Hi
I have a series of MultiService objects, with child Services. Some of these
services are TCPServers, for example, and others are my own objects
(extending from Service).
In the instance that I have a Service which controls a LoopingCall, I am
getting intermittent 'unclean reactor' errors during
