Github user agoodm commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/zeppelin/pull/1439
Thank you very much for the detailed explanation. To be precise, I made the
`cmd` argument that gets registered a String solely because
`Interpreter.interpret()` accepts a String representation of the code rather
than actual callable objects. I think actually being able to do that (eg, use
some API like ` z.registerCallback("post_exec", callback_func)` rather than
`z.registerCallback("post_exec", "callback_func()") `would depend on the
language that's being interpreted and what sort of libraries are available to
connect it to the JVM (eg py4j with python).
Nevertheless I think you have made a very compelling point. The source of
my problem with my first implementation of the registry system using the
`Interpreter` class was that I only considered attempting an implementation of
pre/post execute from a Paragraph execution perspective. This is why I thought
that I needed to broadcast changes in the registry to the `ZeppelinServer`, as
I processed the registry from within the `Paragraph` class rather than from the
`RemoteInterpreterServer` class. As a result of your explanation I think I
understand everything a lot better now, so I'll go ahead and work on an
implementation tomorrow which works exclusively through the interpreter process.
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