On Sat, 23 Feb 2008, David wrote:
> If your reason for not using Twisted is in wanting to own your
> main-loop, and your main-loop requirements include that it be
> restartable, you might take a look at my 'PausingReactor'.
>
> It is a Twisted reactor, derived from the default selectReactor, that
> is written around a generator to allow exiting and restarting.
A better approach that might be taken by someone such as yourself who has some
experience with reactors is to adapt the new pyglet.app eventloop (which is
very reactor-like) so it is able to be a Twisted reactor. I believe that's
the best approach for integrating Twisted and pyglet.
pyglet.app has many benefits of its own - being usable as a Twisted reactor
would be icing on the cake :)
Richard
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