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sending "self" as an argument is causing some errors #1

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EyePulp opened this issue Feb 16, 2011 · 2 comments
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sending "self" as an argument is causing some errors #1

EyePulp opened this issue Feb 16, 2011 · 2 comments

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@EyePulp
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EyePulp commented Feb 16, 2011

Every place you're calling self.update_stats(...) you seem to be explicitly passing self, which causes an error in arg counts:
self.update_stats(self, stats, time, sample_rate)

should be:
self.update_stats(stats, time, sample_rate)
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sivy commented Feb 17, 2011

Thanks, fixed. Sorry, stupid copy-paste error

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EyePulp commented Feb 17, 2011

no worries - thanks for the quick fix =)

sivy pushed a commit that referenced this issue Sep 13, 2011
@vvuksan
Merge pull request #1 from jbuchbinder/master
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jburnham referenced this issue in jburnham/py-statsd Mar 23, 2012
@mrwacky42
Merge pull request mrwacky42#1 from jburnham/redhat
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