[Twisted-Python] Re: Telnet Client as Line Receiver?  Andrew
Bennetts andrew-twisted at puzzling.org Tue Oct 28 20:37:47 EST
2003  On Tue, Oct 28, 2003 at 02:55:25PM -0000, Mark Evans
wrote: > As for local echo - there is no user interface here,
it's > a console app (daemon actually, I might try it as an NT >
service).  So we are talking stdin/stdout sort of thinking. >
The reason for the question about local echo is not that > I
can't do it one way or another, but I want to do it in > a way
that is compatible and elegant in TM.  LineReceiver > may have
something to do with that.  No, the telnet client protocol has
nothing to do with local echo.  A TelnetClient instance would be
responsible for sending and receiving data over the socket, and
local echo would be handled by whatever is responsible for
sending and receiving data over stdout/stdin.  So, whatever is
talking to your stdin/stdout (probably a protocol instance
passed to twisted.internet.stdio.StandardIO) would have a
reference to the TelnetClient ins