Hi all,
Just wonder what it would look like if coroutines where awaited by default,
you would only have to use "noawait" when you do *not* want to await a
coroutine ?
async def test():
return do_something()
# it's awaited here by default: we get the result and not a coroutine
result1 = test()
# not awaiting here because you want to do_something_else
coroutine = noawait test()
do_something_else()
result2 = await coroutine
Then, you could be chaining code again like this:
foo_of_result = test().foo
Instead of:
foo_of_result = (await test()).foo
Thank you in advance for your replies
Have a great weekend !
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