adamhj <[email protected]> added the comment:
ah just ignore my previous msg as i post it without seeing yours.
> Nope. It means that *before* showing up the socket was *not* connected.
ok, i read more in the asyncore source and finally understand what do you mean
by "A non connected socket must be writable in order to connect". i think this
is a little confusing if without any explaining, shouldn't this be written into
the asyncore reference page as both readable() and writable() may be override
by user?
> Of course it does: you're not connected yet (10057 = WSAENOTCONN).
> You're supposed to use send() in handle_connect(), when the connection has
> already been established.
> This:
>
> self.connect()
> self.send('hello')
>
> ...is not asyncore is supposed to be used.
oh it seems i forgot handle_connect(), thank you for your patient explanation
and sorry to have troubled you. i think there is no problem anymore
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