On 26 Jun, 06:03 pm, s...@puzzlebox.info wrote: >Hello- > > I'm wondering if anyone can fill me in on the current status and >plans for Qt support under Twisted?
I think you nailed the status - it's an externally maintained reactor which probably works for some people. As far as plans for support go, there aren't really any. Most Twisted development happens without many specific plans though, so you shouldn't let that discourage you. > > In the meantime, can anyone please update me if there has been any >further work or consideration towards official Qt support for Twisted? This isn't really specific to Qt - actually it's about Gtk - but it might be useful anyway. A number of issues with Gtk's network support have recently led me to believe that a better way to integrate with it would be to only put a single file descriptor into its event loop and trigger all other event notification based on that single descriptor. This can be done with epoll, where Gtk would watch the epoll descriptor, but then Twisted's epoll reactor would deal with actual socket events. It might be doable with IOCP reactor too, where a Windows Event is put into Gtk and then all of the IOCP operations trigger that one Event. It's doable with kqueue in a manner similar to that which applies to epoll. And if all else fails, there's the ThreadedSelectReactor approach. Perhaps Qt's networking support is on par with Twisted's, though, and such wouldn't be necessary. I don't know, as I have very little experience with Qt. I just wanted to mention the idea. Jean-Paul _______________________________________________ Twisted-Python mailing list Twisted-Python@twistedmatrix.com http://twistedmatrix.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/twisted-python
