[Twisted-Python] Arms Crisis

[Itamar Shtull-Trauring]

Paul Swartz wrote:
> On 7 May 2002 at 1:31, Glyph Lefkowitz wrote:
>>  I'd like some feedback on this, though.  Does anyone else think that
>>  callbacks sometimes happening and sometimes not when .addCallbacks() is
>>  called makes a difference?  Anyone feel strongly that .arm() is
>>  confusing and unnecessary?

MM, wouldn't it changes the way thing work?

  d = Deferred().callback(1)
  d.addCallback(f)
  d.addCallback(g)
  d.arm()

is not the same as what the new version would do:

  d = Deferred().callback(1)
  d.arm() # for emulating behaviour in current system
  d.addCallback(f)
  d.addCallback(g)

No? In new system, would g() get result of f()?