[Twisted-Python] A problem with runUntilCurrent
Christopher Armstrong
radix at twistedmatrix.com
Mon May 17 10:20:58 EDT 2004
Bill la Forge wrote:
> This means that when you do a callLater with a delay of 0,
> runUntilCurrent will immediately call the delayed function, which then
> calls callLater, and again the delayed function is immediately called, etc.
No, callLater(0,) doesn't call the function synchronously, it calls it
in the next reactor iteration. i.e., not "*right* now", but "ASAP".
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