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Sun Mar 8 14:42:33 CET 2009 · https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-dev/2009-March/086914.html

On 01:50 am, nas at arctrix.com wrote:
>glyph at divmod.com <glyph at divmod.com> wrote:

>>we're not even talking about actually putting any Twisted code
>>into the standard library, just standardizing the "protocol" API, 
>>which
>>basically boils down to:
>[...]
>
>This sounds great.  I'm interested on working on this since it
>scratches an itch of mine but I don't know if I will have time.  Do
>you think if this part of Twisted became part of the standard
>library that it would be used by Twisted or would it continue to
>have its own version?

As I said above, right now I'm just talking about the interface.  There 
are several implementations of the main loop that call those interfaces, 
as well as test implementations.

Of course I hope we can eliminate some redundancy, but that's step 2: 
before we refactor, we have to make the code that we're refactoring 
actually repetitive rather than just similar.

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