Open denisra opened 7 years ago
How about we do simple
import asyncio
at the top of each example? get_event_loop()
should become asyncio.get_event_loop()
.
That's the style we recommend in Python documentation and use in asyncio code itself.
That makes sense. Let me fix that.
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@1st1 Please let me know if you need me to change anything else.
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@denisra I wonder if we could remove import asyncio.test_utils
completely. This is an internal module, and has nothing to do with examples (which historically were just experiments with asyncio, while asyncio was in active development).
@1st1 is it ok if I create another issue and submit another PR for that, to keep things separated?
@1st1 is it ok if I create another issue and submit another PR for that, to keep things separated?
OK, let's do that!
Changed all the import statements in all modules in the examples directory to import only what is needed.
This fixes issue #464