The other day, I decided to write myself a little bandwidth limiting web proxy, so I could see how quickly the webpages I was working on would load over a 28.8k modem, as opposed to the 100Mbit LAN I was on at the time. Well, despite my high expectations, Twisted impressed me yet *again*, since all the pieces I needed were all ready written. However, a large chunk of my time was taken up finding out how all the various pieces I had at my disposal actually fitted together. Accordingly, I've attached a little patch to twisted/web/proxy.py that contains the documentation I wish I'd found there. I don't know much about Twisted's documentation standards, but I figure this little patch is better than nothing. If you do feel the need to trim it down, though, the detail I most wanted is in the docstring for the Proxy class. -- ___________ ____________________________ | Screwtape | Reply-To: munged on Usenet |________ ______ ____ __ _ _ _ | | Darn rhodents, sigging anything that moves! -- Nils Desle |