def main()

[SpaceTeddy]

Dear AlexxIT, thanks a lot for your nice tool. I use it every day and works really good. After the last update it bring even more compatiblity to my python projects. So -> great! ;)

But may I ask a question about main(). is it possible to do something like this?...

async def main():
   freaky_main_code = 1

if __name__ == "__main__":
    asyncio.run(main())

thanks a lot

[AlexxIT]

I don't understand what you want. asyncio or __name__ == "__main__"

[SpaceTeddy]

Well, basically or usually I use a def main(): for a main loop. This works with or name == "main" if the script is not imported from a module etc. If I would like to use async too, It need a function to load. Therefore async main().

I tied my first example in my comment, but the code was not executed. Therefore my question if this kind of code execution is possible, or if there are limitations.

thx

[AlexxIT]

I think I can set __name__ to "__main__", but don't know if this is good idea.

[SpaceTeddy]

Anyhow, no problem. My scripts are running fine, and if this is possible, then it would be nice. If not, no worries

cu Chris