Sending an output to many placesThis component copies data sent to its inbox to multiple, specified outboxes. This allows you to 'fan out' a data source to several predetermined destinations. Example UsageOutput data source both to a file and to the console: Graphline( source = MyDataSource(...), split = Fanout(["toConsole","toFile"]), file = SimpleFileWriter(filename="outfile"), console = ConsoleEchoer(), linkages = { ("source","outbox") : ("split","inbox"), ("split","toConsole") : ("console","inbox"), ("split","toFile") : ("file","inbox"), } ).run() How does it work?At initialization, specify a list of names for outboxes. Once the component is activated, any data sent to its "inbox" inbox will be replicated out to the list of outboxes you specified. In effect, data sent to the "inbox" inbox is 'fanned out' to the specified set of destinations. Nothing is sent to the "outbox" outbox. If a shutdownMicroprocess or producerFinished message is received on the "control" inbox, then it is sent on to the "signal" outbox and the component terminates. There is no corresponding 'Fanout' of data flowing into the "control" inbox. Kamaelia.Util.Fanout.Fanoutclass Fanout(Axon.Component.component)Fanout(boxnames) -> new Fanout component. A component that copies anything received on its "inbox" inbox to the named list of outboxes. Keyword arguments:
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Methods defined hereWarning! You should be using the inbox/outbox interface, not these methods (except construction). This documentation is designed as a roadmap as to their functionalilty for maintainers and new component developers. __init__(self, boxnames)x.__init__(...) initializes x; see x.__class__.__doc__ for signature main(self)Main loop. FeedbackGot a problem with the documentation? Something unclear that could be clearer? Want to help improve it? Constructive criticism is very welcome - especially if you can suggest a better rewording! Please leave you feedback here in reply to the documentation thread in the Kamaelia blog. -- Automatic documentation generator, 05 Jun 2009 at 03:01:38 UTC/GMT |
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