NGG added the comment: If I want to write a TCP client which communicates back and forth with the server (both parties can send messages anytime) then it would be really easy to use it the following way: Start a background thread with asyncore.loop(), and you can send messages easily, and handle_read() will be called automatically whenever data is received. If this usage is not supported and I understand correctly then I can only send messages before starting the loop or callbacks from the loop (handle_accept, handle_read, etc). This seems to be a much more difficult and error-prone way (at least for pre-Future python versions)
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