hi there, folks:
I'd really like to release 0.7.0 but I would like it to be at least a
little bit tested before I do so. Could those of you with CVS trees check
everything out and see if it performs as advertised? Deeper bugs than
that will have to wait for the next release, but I'd at least like to know
if it works for someone other than me.
Thanks.
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Numerous bugfixes and more documentation are sprinkled throughout the
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Is there any push to port the inform library over to twisted-python in
its entirety? It strikes me that the current "ruins" demo is lacking
in many features simply because the library is so spare (for instance,
"get all" is not implemented).
I'm interested in this largely because Inform is non-free software,
and I'd like to get back into writing interactive fiction. Inform
itself was never more than just a simple bytecode compiler and object
system, while the library was its true benefit.
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Hello all,
i started playing with twisted python 0.7.2 and it looks very interesting.
I tried to go along the 'philosophical tutorial to Twisted Python
' and created 4 little python-scripts on the way which initialize and use the
minimalist telnet- and web-server. They run under windows nt and python 2 but
should be portable.
Under Windows NT a start of the servers gives an attribute error because
os.getgid() is nit implemented. I suppressed this message under NT :
line 975 sqq on \twisted\net.py could read :
except:
if os.name == 'nt':
pass
else :
traceback.print_exc(file=sys.stdout)
print 'setuid/gid failed'
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from twisted import threadable
threadable.init(0)
from cPickle import load
selector = load(open('twistd_web.spl'))
from twisted import web
myTest = web.Test()
selector.servers[0].root.putChild('test',myTest)
selector.run()
from cPickle import dump
dump(selector)
from twisted import threadable
threadable.init(0)
from cPickle import load
selector = load(open('twistd.spl'))
selector.run()
from twisted import threadable
threadable.init(0)
from twisted import net
selector = net.Selector()
from twisted import web
server = web.Server(8181, selector)
documentRoot = web.File('.')
server.setRoot(documentRoot)
server.startUp()
from cPickle import dump
dump(selector, open('twistd_web.spl','wb'))
from twisted import threadable
threadable.init(0)
from twisted import net
selector = net.Selector()
from twisted import telnet
server = telnet.Server(4040, selector)
from cPickle import dump
dump(selector, open('twistd.spl','wb'))
I've come to the conclusion that linking in twisted.web is way too complicated.
Here's an idea: how about keeping track of certain resource's paths so
resources under it can link back to it?
I just typed the following code as I wrote the email, so there are probably
minor bugs, but you should get the idea.
class MySite(Interface):
def __init__(self):
Interface.__init__(self)
self.putChild("FooBar", FooBar())
registerPath() #imaginary function
def render(self, request):
return self.webpage(request, 'MySite',
'''
Hi there! welcome to my neato site!<br>
<a href="FooBar">Go here!</a>
'''
)
class FooBar(Interface):
def __init__(self):
Interface.__init__(self)
def render(self, request)
return self.webpage(request, 'FooBar',
'''
Hi! This is FooBar. Would you like to go back to my
<a href="%s">Main Site?</a>
''' % LinkMe('MySite')
)
So, we have registerPath() and LinkMe(). I'm sure it won't be
as simple as this, but I do think it should be possible. The main problem
we have is handling multiple instances of MySite. During instantiation of
MySite, when registerPath() is called, some external data source will be
updated with MySite, the path that it's instantiated to, and some sort of
ID. Then, somehow, when we want to link to this, we use the LinkMe function.
The paramaters will probably need to be the ID and the name of the resource.
With this LinkMe design, Resources of completely unrelated sections of
the site (ie, resources not under MySite) will be able to link to it
without even knowing the path.
I know there are many many holes in this idea (for instance, how will resources
that want to LinkMe get the ID of the resources to be linked to?), but I
really think something like this is needed. Any thoughts?
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