Re: metadata and decorators are coming your way

On 10-7-2014 0:02, Éric Piel wrote:

> I use Pyro only locally in a secure environment, to avoid the 
> limitations of Python parallel code (ie, no GIL) and improve reliability 
> (ie, each node can run/restart independently). So I'm not personally 
> interested in making anything more secure ;-) I guess having @expose 
> working also on a class, or being able to select the expose mode via an 
> argument of Daemon.register() would both work fine for me.

I've glanced over your Pyro4 repo clone and you've added quite a few things to Pyro4 by
the looks of it.  I hope that the new Pyro version can help you with this by reducing
the amount of modifications you have to make in your own clone.


>> PS
>> I notice you're affiliated with the TU Delft? Can I ask what you are using Pyro for?
> Actually, I'm now working in a spin-off from TUDelft: Delmic. We make 
> microscopes: https://github.com/delmic

That's pretty cool, I'm always fascinated by industrial machinery (and ofcourse even
more so when my software is somehow used to work with them).
Is Pyro used to drive the microscopes or in the imaging process?


Cheers!
Irmen.


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