Hi Terry:
--- On Thu, 4/23/09, [email protected]
> Suppose I have a function called alertSupervisor that takes
> a string message for the supervisor and which returns a deferred. I
> want to be able to call that function from anywhere in my code, and I
> always want to get a deferred back, but if there's already a call in
> >progress to tell the supervisor the same thing then I don't want to bug
> >him/her by sending another message, but I do want to know when the >original
> >call fires.
Why can't you have the callbacks attached to the deferred, share a flag?
global flag
def callback(....):
global flag
if flag == False:
flag = True
# do body of function
else:
# don't do anything - flag have been previously fired
If I understand what is happening, this should work because of the
non-preemptive nature of the reactor, that is you ought not get a race
condition.
Cheers,
Andrew
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