Wait for signal

[bjones1]

These commits introduce the waitForSignal function, which I'm using to test my sync code. I also did a bit of rewrite on existing test_preview.py code to use this function, plus fixed a bug in base.py.

[andreikop]

Wow! Cool solution

2 minor issues about coding conventions:

• Could you please use camelCase instead of underscore_separated names. I found a lot of my own underscoreseparated names and fixed it. Rebase to current master. Such names could be found with `[a-z][a-z]case sensitive reg exp. I'll think what to do with test case names. unittest forces to usetest_` at start of method names.
• Could you please use docstrings instead of literate-style comments. I'd like to keep Enki coding style uniform.

[bjones1]

Andrei,

Thanks. I've made all the updates -- does that look good?

Bryan

On Fri, Jan 24, 2014 at 1:13 AM, Andrei Kopats notifications@github.comwrote:

Wow! Cool solution

2 minor issues about coding conventions:

• Could you please use camelCase instead of underscore_separated names. I found a lot of my own underscoreseparated names and fixed it. Rebase to current master. Such names could be found with [a-z][a-z]case sensitive reg exp. I'll think what to do with test case names. unittest forces to use test_ at start of method names.
• Could you please use docstringshttp://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0257/instead of literate-style comments. I'd like to keep Enki coding style uniform.

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[andreikop]

Thanks!