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Added support for asynchronous calls of methods. A method is called synchronously unless its callback parameter is specified. A callback is a function f(*args, returned=None, error=None), where args is callback_args specified in the method call, returned is a return value of the method and error is an exception raised by the method. Example of an asynchronous call: def func(x, y, returned=None, error=None): pass proxy.Method(a, b, callback=func, callback_args=(x, y))
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Added support for asynchronous calls of methods. A method is called
synchronously unless its callback parameter is specified. A callback
is a function f(*args, returned=None, error=None), where args is
callback_args specified in the method call, returned is a return
value of the method and error is an exception raised by the method.
Example of an asynchronous call:
def func(x, y, returned=None, error=None):
pass
proxy.Method(a, b, callback=func, callback_args=(x, y))