-> > I've made Quixote run in a multi-threaded environment, and this work has
-> > suggested a few changes that I'd like to make in the distribution.  I don't
-> > think any of them are particularly unreasonable ;).
->
-> Excellent!  I'm all ears.  I'd like to wring a "multi-threaded Quixote"
-> document out of you if possible.

Sure, although it's pretty simple!

-> > * Can get_request call a function on _publisher, i.e. make _request be a
-> >    member of Publisher grabbed through an accessor fn?  I can't
-> >    override the functionality of get_request, as-is, because it is
-> >    a module function.
->
-> As long as there's one global _publisher, there might as well be one
-> global _request.  I don't think you can change this by subclassing --
-> you'll have to give us a patch to transform those globals into dicts.
-> (There would always be at most one Publisher per thread, so just map
-> thread ID to Publisher object.  Ditto for _request.)

Err, I think this may be a misunderstanding.  Within my code, I keep the
single publisher, and have multiple requests per publisher.  This is
much simpler than having multiple publishers.  Subclassing works just
fine...

I'll check out the current CVS and take a look at updating the patches.

cheers,
--titus