Question about wsgi.input

Diez B. Roggisch deets at nospam.web.de
Mon May 26 15:54:54 EDT 2008


inhahe schrieb:
> That's what I would have thought, just seems strange since it seems to imply 
> that if I use StringIO or cStringIO, then whenever i write to it i have to 
> save the position, seek to the end, write, and then seek to the position i 
> saved.  Are there any other classes that are more suitable for pipes, but 
> qualify as 'file-like objects'?

Who uses StringIO for what? if you have two processes (server and 
application), you can of course use a pipe of some sort. If you write a 
WSGI-server that is supposed to pass the wsgi.input to an application, 
just use StringIO with the completely initialized data - there is no 
writing in-between.

Diez



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