def __init__(self, sock, protocol, addr, additionalData):
Connection.__init__(self, sock, protocol)
self.client = addr
# Inform the protocol we've made a connection.
protocol.makeConnection(self)
# Now, we want to feed in the extra data BEFORE the reactor reads
# anything additional from the socket. However, if we call this in
# the other order, and the socket gets closed (or passed to something
# non-twisted) after just the initial chunk, we'll be calling
# startReading() on something we've already stopped reading. That won't
# work too well... Fortunately, the reactor runs in this thread, so
# merely adding it (with startReading()) can't cause a read to happen
# immediately.
self.startReading()
self.connected = 1
protocol.dataReceived(additionalData)
def __init__(self, sock, protocol, addr, additionalData):
Connection.__init__(self, sock, protocol)
self.client = addr
# Inform the protocol we've made a connection.
protocol.makeConnection(self)
# Now, we want to feed in the extra data BEFORE the reactor reads
# anything additional from the socket. However, if we call this in
# the other order, and the socket gets closed (or passed to something
# non-twisted) after just the initial chunk, we'll be calling
# startReading() on something we've already stopped reading. That won't
# work too well... Fortunately, the reactor runs in this thread, so
# merely adding it (with startReading()) can't cause a read to happen
# immediately.
self.startReading()
self.connected = 1
protocol.dataReceived(additionalData)
