On Fri, Feb 14, 2003 at 04:10:24PM +0100, Thomas Heller wrote: [..snip cool stuff about a win32 reactor that doesn't suck as much..] As the person who wrote the original prototype of the win32 reactor, I'd just like to say: You rock!
PS: I tried to run unittests with this and other reactors with the command line py22 bin\trial -p twisted.test.test_internet -r <reactor> -v
You probably should try py22 bin\trial -p twisted.test -r <reactor> -v as well, i.e. *all* of the tests.
win32guireactor twisted.test.test_ftp:FTPClientAndServerTests.testLongFileListings crashes with this traceback, and then also hangs forever. twisted.test.test_ftp FTPClientAndServerTests testBadLogin ... testLongFileListings ... Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\sf\Twisted\twisted\internet\win32guireactor.py", line 85, in __wm_timerevent tple.func(*tple.args, **tple.kw) File "C:\sf\Twisted\twisted\test\test_ftp.py", line 124, in errback except self.failureException, e: AttributeError: FTPClientAndServerTests instance has no attribute 'failureException'
Ooh! That's a trial bug -- pyunit TestCases have a "failureException" attribute... by default I think it's set to AssertionError.
"""A win32 implementation of the Twisted main loop.
[snip] Interesting. I don't have a win32 system I can play with this stuff on anymore, but you obviously have more of an idea about win32 programming than I did :) -Andrew.