Luca Foppiano wrote:
On Mon, 2008-06-09 at 10:46 -0400, Michael DeHaan wrote:
Generally all methods in an API /are/ going to have different things
they return, because
this is how API's work.
ok
I tried to modify my local installation but I found some troubles
because some methods don't need a status, I guess we can create a fake
of return status for these methods. what do you think?
for example when a method don't require to have a status, return
everytime 0 as status value.
Are there examples of methods not returning (i.e. returning None)?
Since some XMLRPC
clients don't return None (it's not part of the language specification),
they should be modified
to return 0.
Well, you are also doing some heinous evil things like parsing the
return from the command line (per your previous post).
Things would get much easier if you use XMLRPC directly and we work on
getting that XMLRPC API into the overlord
over local socket. I'd like to see that happen first from you guys
before we see whether "API standardization" is neccessary, because
I imagine parsing Func is extremely fragile and the cause of most of
your pain there.
uhm, you are right...
thanks for feedback
luca
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