[PEAK] EventDriven, ITwistedReactor, and AdaptiveTask daemons
John Landahl
john at landahl.org
Mon Jan 5 23:16:24 EST 2004
On Mon, 05 Jan 2004 21:23:10 -0500, Phillip J. Eby <pje at telecommunity.com>
wrote:
> Alternatively, if your application runs from an .ini file, you can add
> this:
>
> [Component Factories]
> peak.running.interfaces.IBasicReactor =
> 'peak.running.scheduler.getTwisted'
That's quite nice. I've been wondering about how functions or methods
(rather than classes) might work with [Component Factories]...
> When peak.events lands, I hope to actually make Twisted interopability a
> bit cleaner. Right now, a lot of configuration issues arise from the
> Twisted reactor design assuming a singleton reactor. When PEAK itself
> no longer needs a reactor, it won't have to worry about which one is the
> right one to use any more, because it'll be possible to run as many as
> you want out of a given "scheduler".
Can't wait. peak.events sounds like one of the most exciting new
developments in Python...
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