I realize it does become an instance variable as soon as it is assigned a
value, hence I was perplexed as to why it did not have the intended effect.
Thanks for pointing out that the name is mangled. That clarifies it! I forgot
about name mangling (although I did realize attrs starting with '_' are
intended to be implementation detail private).
In any case, I do not replicate the logic of allContentReceived () anymore.
Instead, I just call the base class method in my derived class.
I had to have a derived class because the following line throws an exception:
req = self.requests[-1]
because of my special handing of the request connection (the req is gone by the
time allContentReceived() gets called). What is my special handling? I tie up
the request using producer/consumer to some other resource before the entire
content is received.
So for now I am fine with:
DerivedClass::allContentReceived(self):
try:
http.HTTPChannel.allContentReceived(self)
except Exception, e:
pass
Speaking of derived classes, ... I will pose a related question on a new thread
...
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