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Introduce asyncio #224

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stefanoborini opened this issue Mar 6, 2016 · 4 comments
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Introduce asyncio #224

stefanoborini opened this issue Mar 6, 2016 · 4 comments

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@stefanoborini
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Currently the event loop is very naive and not portable. I think it's good to use vaitk as a base for experimenting with asyncio

@FelipeLema
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You want to rewrite inners of vaitk? If so, then this issue should belong there.

I'm up for helping with code in this, but I'm lost whether I should code here or at vaitk repo

@stefanoborini
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@FelipeLema hi. well, you are certainly right. It should go in vaitk, but of course when you involve async, it will propagate up to vai.

I think that if I am no longer alone in the development, I can certainly restart the development of other outstanding issues.

Tonight I'll reorganise the issues. It's been a while...

@FelipeLema
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be aware that there is also prompt-toolkit which can be used in a pure python environment (eg PyPy)

@stefanoborini
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@FelipeLema If you want to use prompt-toolkit, it's probably better if you work on pyvim instead.

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