On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 12:02:36 -0700, Neurophyre <listbox@evernex.com> wrote:
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After looking at your invective code a second time (somebody in #twisted pointed me to it last night) I'm still not entirely sure how ServerProtocol integrates. It seems like you're mainly just using it as a sort of container of constants to interpret special keystrokes (like alt-whatever, or backspace or similar) and in the test cases to produce such sequences. Is that its main use?
Well, it is also a protocol implementation for something like VT102. A lot of the tests bypass the byte-level stuff because that's not what's interesting for what they're testing. In your actual code, ServerProtocol is what is responsible for calling keystrokeReceived with all of those interesting values. Jean-Paul