Jean Daniel wrote:
> Dear list,
>
> Concerning the concept of the deferred, why is it more useful to go
> with a deferred which gets consumed and can only be fired once?
Because they are basically a way to provide asynchronous function calls. In
plain Python a function call only returns (or rais
Hi Jean
> Concerning the concept of the deferred, why is it more useful to go with
> a deferred which gets consumed and can only be fired once?
I can't speak for the Twisted devs, but my #1 reason would be that it's
just simpler that way (and Deferreds are already complex enough).
> In my small
Dear list,
Concerning the concept of the deferred, why is it more useful to go
with a deferred which gets consumed and can only be fired once?
In my small script I realize I need to take special care that the
deferred has not been used, and that I must recreate explicitly a
deferred for each netw
