[Twisted-Python] Need Exception that will stop ther reactor within twistd

[Nicolas D. Cesar]

El Viernes, 24 de Noviembre de 2006 20:18, glyph at divmod.com escribió:
> So make GoodByeException.__init__ call reactor.stop() instead of setting
> the useless 'args' attribute.

Must admit, is a clever idea... :-D

> This is bad form, however.  Particular types of exception should not stop
> the reactor.  Code that wants the reactor to stop, should call
> reactor.stop.  Maybe you could make a method that both calls reactor.stop()
> *and* raises an exception.

This is the way i'm doing it right now, but i'm starting to detect new 
exceptions raised within standard library (among others) code... and instead 
of catching all posibilities I wanted the application to quit (with the 
corresponding logging done).

I was wondering if twistd/the application class could have a "exit on 
Exception" for this type of operations.

As always, Thanks  glyph for the advice
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