Mark Harviston

Are you on windows? On Jan 6, 2016 4:26 AM, "Umut Karcı" [email protected] wrote: > While I was looking at the code I saw some double underscored attributes > One...

> "/usr/local/lib/" probably not a windows problem then. hrm. if you can produce a reduced test case that's always the best. On Wed, Jan 6, 2016 at 9:40 AM, Arve...

OK, so this has nothing to do with name mangling. It's clearly a problem with trying to run _add_callback after the loop is closed. If you're getting this, you may...

this is expected. once a loop closes it can't be started again. (though the error message could be better) (I'm starting to realize why the builtin loop isn't a context...

We like IOCP because it supports subprocess execution. Some toggle though might be good. On Sep 17, 2015 05:45, "Insoleet" [email protected] wrote: > Ok it seems that forcing the import...

ok, so, the general idea is going to be to base QEventLoop on asyncio.BaseEventLoop (or whatever it's called). then dynamically insert the right base class with ``` QEventLoopIOCP = type('QEventLoopIOCP',...

There are several cleaner ways to get this to work I think, but I've pushed a gh45 branch for testing (slightly different names to follow a modifiers before format) One...

go ahead and test it. Now that the CI tests have passed it's about as stable as what's on PyPI. On Fri, Jan 15, 2016 at 10:13 PM, Insoleet [email protected]...

I'm going to need way more detail to replicate this. Please follow the standard formula: 1. What were you doing? 2. What did you expect to happen? 3. What actually...

create a future, pass the future to the event handler, pause on the future ``` python future = asyncio.Future() yield from future #waits until future.set_result() has been called ``` >...