On Thu, Aug 11, 2005 at 11:01:13AM +0200, Michał Tyde wrote:
As a topic. I got the code: ^^^ form twisted.protocols.telnet import Telnet
def keep(): telnet=Telnet() print type(telnet) print getattr(telnet,'write')#all OK until here telnet.write("msg") print "msg" keep() ^^^
No, you don't have that code. Your code has a syntax error in the first line. Also:
and I got
TypeError: unbound method write() must be called with Telnet instance as first argument (got str instance instead)
That's not the error I get with your code, and that's not the error I get with your code after correcting the obvious typo in the first line.
I really don't understand where is the mistake.
Neither do I. I could guess, but I'd have no idea if I was right or not, because I've no idea what your problem actually is. Give us the exact code that reproduces your problem, so that we know what's going on, and then we'll be able to help you. -Andrew.