On 02:35 pm, yangyou...@gmail.com wrote:
When developing server-client software, on the client i call the method
getTrafficDate, but on the server end, i got nio is
None(d2=d.addCallback(lambda object:
object.callRemote("getNIOTrafficInfo", node, nio)))
,so, what's the key point?
[snip]
for interface in interfaces:
nio=
self.interfacenio_dict[node]['interfaceinfo'][interface]
if nio is not None:
if 'nio_tap' in nio or 'NIO_NF_tap' in nio:
d= globals.perspective.callRemote('getServerRoot')
d2=d.addCallback(
lambda object:
object.callRemote("getNIOTrafficInfo", node,
nio))
[snip]
The value of `nio` varies for each iteration of the loop. The value of
`nio` isn't passed to the getNIOTrafficInfo remote method until the `d`
Deferred fires - this will almost certainly be only after the loop
finishes (since it depends on network traffic which will only happen
after this method returns).
So all of the remote calls will be made with whatever value `nio` has on
the last iteration of the loop. This is just how scopes work in Python.
Consider this simplified example:
def foo():
... functions = []
... for i in range(3):
... functions.append(lambda: i)
... for f in functions:
... print f()
...
foo()
2
2
2
Jean-Paul
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