Qt for Python (PySide/Shiboken) — messages on 7 June 2025

7 June 2025

rainzee

@adrianghc I have another question, why qasync fully supports asyncio it with relatively few code

06:50

Adrian

rainzee@adrianghc I have another question, why qasync fully supports asyncio it with relatively few code

Do they support all the networking, file or subprocess operations from the API?

09:01

Christian Tismer-Sperling

AdrianDo they support all the networking, file or subprocess operations from the API?

No. It implements the PEP 3156 event loop. That is a bit misleading, because the PEP has a lot more. It implements only the event loop of PEP 3156. But that is very good and to my experience the most crucial part to get right.

10:35

Adrian

Yes, that's what I thought, but I also saw they implement these read and write notifiers, so they do seem to go beyond just the event loop.

10:47

Implementing the event loop, which is indeed crucial, is also about the extent of what QtAsyncio does, but I don't think that can be considered "fully supporting asyncio".

10:48

It is possible that their event loop implementation is shorter than QtAsyncio because they might have been smarter about a few things. 😄

10:49

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