Duncan Webb wrote: > BTW I like the async.wait() call it makes life much easier.
wait should be avoided because it calls step() again. Let me give you an example: you have a mainloop running (calling step). Now you are in a callback and call step() to wait. Inside wait you call step again which will call another callback that also uses step. This means, that the first step will not return until the second one is done! I hope you understand it. A traceback would be: main step callback x wait step callback y wait step Dischi -- "To know recursion, you must first know recursion"
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