msgDatagramTransport /
RecvmsgDatagramProtocol pair, mine is implemented at [1].
Thank you for you quick and helpful response
chrysn
[1]:
https://gitlab.com/energyharvesting/aiocoap/blob/f4fa27227bb8d6dfe64eae7807040f6ef4ee8235/aiocoap/util/asyncio/recvmsg.py
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ent thread that runs on a loop where I can do
that (which kind of defeats the point of asyncio).
Which of the sketched ways do you think are worth pursuing, or should
this all be handled differently?
Best regards
Christian
[1]:
https://github.com/chrysn/aiocoap/blob/0d09b2eb92a12a01279883f75f
>...: print("DONE")
> In [2]: Task(f())
> Out[2]: >
> In [3]: doing_other_stuff()
(that's where the user is interrupted by the PRINT)
> In [4]: doing_more_DONE
> Out[2]: result=None>
> In [4]: doing_more_
(but he can continue from there)
would that
n't be work the hassle; i
prefer to think of cancelled objects as dead-and-gone)
best regards
chrysn
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the resulting bug appeared like
(objects not being garbage collected, which my unit tests in aiocoap are
watchful of).
best regards
chrysn
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ding `self._callback = self._args = None` to
asyncio.events.Handle.cancel.
best regards
chrysn
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note that due to the decorator-injected explicit asyncyield, the
cogenerator would be called as `self.filtered_results(search_term)`.
a current implementation called QueueWithEnd is attached; i've uploaded
the development history of proposals to [1] for easier review and
containing exampl
to have this as syntactic sugar
for the equivalent `while .can_peek(): value = .consume()` like `for` is
syntactic sugar for `i = .iter(); while True: try: value = i.__next() /
except StopIteration`.
but independent of future syntax suggestions, there needs to be an
agreeable syntax-independent
d; i've uploaded
the development history of proposals to [1] for easier review and
containing examples.
best regards
chrysn
[1]
https://gitorious.org/asyncio-for-loop-replacement/asyncio-for-loop-replacement
import abc
import enum
import asyncio
class AsyncIterable(metaclass=abc.ABCMeta):
ith non-python3.4 syntax like
`for song yield from ...`)
* would such a pattern be a useful addition to the common mechanisms
used in asyncio?
* do you see the need for more features in such a mechanism (eg a
`for i, cursor in (yield from client.listall().lines_enumerated)` for
progress in
On Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 11:48:19AM -0700, Don Brown wrote:
> Great work chrysn. Does the same limitation apply that you can't use Task
> manually any more? I use them a lot in a sql driver library I'm working
> on, and can see using them in other places as well.
it does;
On Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 02:24:39PM -0500, Yury Selivanov wrote:
>
> On 2/18/2014, 4:44 AM, chrysn wrote:
> >technically, i added an `asyncio.events.current_context` global
> >dictionary, [...]
>
> Don't forget to patch Future.add_done_callback() too.
thanks for the
hello don,
On Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 10:44:28AM +0100, chrysn wrote:
> [... much ...]
had i read the python-tulip mailing list more carefully, i would have
seen the "ThreadLocal analogue" thread. the whole hackery described in
the abovementioned mail can be easily avo
On Tue, Feb 18, 2014 at 09:21:52AM +0100, chrysn wrote:
> flask (and other werkzeug-based frameworks) seem not to use thread-local
> variables directly, but have their own "local" manager[1]. especially,
> the flask RequestContext objects (which fling the described exceptions)
&
be thread-local, but "request-local". (not sure
where to hook it up exactly, might need dirty stuff like stack
inspection for a first hack).
i'm very new to flask (used django and pylons ages ago, and just
recently needed web stuff again), but it is too nice not to try to use
it with
es a wsgi+async interface?
if the topic fits here, i'd like to keep this thread updated if relevant
information comes back from the pocoo people.
best regards,
and thank you all for providing this cool new python base technology
chrysn
[1] https://www.gitorious.org/aiohttp-werkzeug-demo/aioht
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