[Twisted-Python] StepReactor?

Nicola Larosa nico at tekNico.net
Sat Aug 2 03:09:05 EDT 2003


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>> Come to think of it, is there a way in Twisted to schedule an event at an
>> absolute time, instead of at a relative one?

> Sure.
>
>  reactor.callLater(desiredTime - time.time(), func)
>
> :-).

Of course. :^)


> The reactor stores DelayedCalls with absolute times instead of relative ones
> internally.

That's good to know.


> The callLater API accepts relative times because that's
> generally the most useful to work with.

Very true, and arguably there's no point in coming up with some convention
to specify absolute time, since the above syntax is clear enough.


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