def __init__(self, node, stat_msg=None, is_reset=False):
first = False
if self.master_node is None:
self.master_node = node
self.stat_msg = stat_msg
self.post = ContextSeeker(forward=[L(S(["cancel"], lambda: self.reset_node(), consume=False),
S([self.master_node.spec], lambda: None, consume=False))],
rspec=self.master_node.spec)
first = True
SelfModifyingRule.__init__(self, self.master_node.spec, refresh=False)
self.refresh(node, first, is_reset)
def __init__(self, node, nexus, is_reset=False):
first = False
if self.master_node is None:
self.master_node = node
self.nexus = nexus
'''self.post is added to every entry in the mapping;
its purpose is to handle cancels; if it detects another of itself,
it does nothing;
but looking forward, won't it never find itself?
how is it that the node isn't constantly getting reset? '''
self.post = ContextSeeker(forward=[L(S(["cancel"], lambda: self.reset_node(), consume=False),
S([self.master_node.spec], lambda: None, consume=False))],
rspec=self.master_node.spec)
self.post.set_nexus(nexus)
first = True
SelfModifyingRule.__init__(self, self.master_node.spec, refresh=False)
self.refresh(node, first, is_reset)
def __init__(self, node, nexus, is_reset=False):
first = False
if self.master_node is None:
self.master_node = node
self.nexus = nexus
'''self.post is added to every entry in the mapping;
its purpose is to handle cancels; if it detects another of itself,
it does nothing;
but looking forward, won't it never find itself?
how is it that the node isn't constantly getting reset? '''
self.post = ContextSeeker(forward=[
L(S(["cancel"], lambda: self.reset_node(), consume=False),
S([self.master_node.spec], lambda: None, consume=False))
],
rspec=self.master_node.spec)
self.post.set_nexus(nexus)
first = True
SelfModifyingRule.__init__(self,
self.master_node.spec,
refresh=False)
self.refresh(node, first, is_reset)
def __init__(self, nexus):
SelfModifyingRule.__init__(self)
self.nexus = nexus
def __init__(self, nexus):
SelfModifyingRule.__init__(self)
self.nexus = nexus
