Python from_handle Examples

Example #1

File: zactor.py Project: cyrilleverrier/pyczmq

 def handler(pipe, args):
     return f(pipe, ffi.from_handle(args))

Example #2

File: test_types.py Project: minrk/pyczmq

 def on_timer_event(loop, item, arg):
     output_s = ffi.from_handle(arg)
     output_s.send('PING')
     return 0

Example #3

File: test_types.py Project: minrk/pyczmq

 def on_socket_event(loop, item, arg):
     # typically arg would be some class object containing state
     # information that would be used within this event handler.
     input_s = ffi.from_handle(arg)
     assert input_s.recv() == 'PING'
     return -1  # end the reactor

Example #4

File: zloop.py Project: aburan28/pyczmq

 def handler(loop, item, arg):
     return f(loop, item, ffi.from_handle(arg))

Example #5

File: zloop.py Project: aburan28/pyczmq

 def handler(loop, timer_id, arg):
     return f(loop, timer_id, ffi.from_handle(arg))

Example #6

File: zloop.py Project: minrk/pyczmq

 def handler(loop, item, arg):
     return f(loop, item, ffi.from_handle(arg))

Example #7

File: zloop.py Project: minrk/pyczmq

 def handler(loop, timer_id, arg):
     return f(loop, timer_id, ffi.from_handle(arg))

Example #8

File: zloop.py Project: cyrilleverrier/pyczmq

 def handler(loop, reader, arg):
     return f(loop, reader, ffi.from_handle(arg))