Hi all,
I've been using a pattern for quite some time to collect a bunch o'
deferreds in a list and then yield on them one at a time. Here is some
untested pseudocode:
---
@defer.inlineCallbacks
def foo( ls ):
defs = []
# get all the deferreds going
for item in ls:
d = some_
I think you'll want an idiom kind of like this (also untested ;):
@inlineCallbacks
def foo(ls):
defs = []
def process_an_item(result, item):
print("Item '{}' done: {}".format(item, result))
for item in ls:
d = something_async(item)
Hello,
In my UDP Twisted based library there is a problem with IPv6 addresses
representation. Addresses are compared as simple strings, and it
sometimes causes mismatches:
"fe80:::bbff:fecc:" should be equal to
"fe80:::::bbff:fecc:"
I've noticed that Python 3 has nice
> On Apr 24, 2016, at 12:21 PM, Maciej Wasilak wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> In my UDP Twisted based library there is a problem with IPv6 addresses
> representation. Addresses are compared as simple strings, and it
> sometimes causes mismatches:
>
> "fe80:::bbff:fecc:" should be equal to
> "fe
