On Tue, Feb 17, 2009 at 11:08:12AM +0000, <Francesco Losciale>:
~> Hi for all,
~> i'm having some trouble reading RPC stuff, i have reached the following
~> There's something that is confusing me, at this line
~>
~> 275 radar.py: if self.ntk_client[ip].connected:
~>
~> NtkNode has no attribute 'connected'.
In order to understand the code, the best strategy is to check the various
test/*.py.
In test_rpc.py the fundamentals steps are:
rpc.TCPServer(mod, ('localhost', PORT))
client = rpc.TCPClient(port=PORT)
xsquare = client.square(x)
where `mod' is the instance of the class MyMod, which has some
`remotable_funcs'.
In run() of ntkd.py we have:
rpc.MicroTCPServer(self, ('', 269), None, self.simnet, self.simme,
self.simsock)
rpc.MicroUDPServer(self, ('', 269), None, self.simnet, self.simme,
self.simsock)
where self is an istance of NtkNode.
By reading rpc.py, you can understand that `client = rpc.TCPClient(port=PORT)'
isn't a MyMod instance.
`connected' is an attribute of TCPClient, therefore it is lecit to use
"self.ntk_client[ip].connected"
Btw, your description is good. It can be expanded as an introduction
to the pyntk code. When you have time clean it and put it somewhere in
the wiki.
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