[Twisted-Python] serial port and http program
I have a small program that I want to write in python with a wxpython gui. The program has to talk to a hand held device via a serial port and then talk to a http server which returns an xml stream/file, which is then parsed and information sent back to the hand held device over the serial port. Is there an advantage to using twisted for such an application ?? Is it more complicated to do so (i.e. using twisted versus not using twisted). Would it just be an added dependency that would be more of a pain than a benefit ?? Thanks for any advice. Brendan.
Brendan, Asynchronous internet and serial port communication are supported by Twisted. You didn't give enough detail to determine that you're looking for asynchronous communication. If you're not then Twisted will be an unnecessary complication. George On Sat, 2009-06-13 at 19:30 +1000, Brendan Simon wrote:
Brendan, Asynchronous internet and serial port communication are supported by Twisted. You didn't give enough detail to determine that you're looking for asynchronous communication. If you're not then Twisted will be an unnecessary complication. George On Sat, 2009-06-13 at 19:30 +1000, Brendan Simon wrote:
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