asyncsocket

How can I make the following observable repeat until stream.DataAvailable is false? Currently it looks like it never stops. AsyncReadChunk and Observable.Return inside the Defer section make OnNext call then OnCompleted call. When Repeat receives the OnNext call it passes it to TakeWhile. When TakeWhile's is not satisfied it completes the observable but I think the OnCompleted that comes right after the OnNext is so fast that it makes Repeat to re-subscribes to the observable and causes the infinite loop. How can I correct this behaviour? public static IObservable<byte[]> AsyncRead(this

I am trying to understand the asyncio library, specifically with using sockets. I have written some code in an attempt to gain understanding, I wanted to run a sender and a receiver sockets asynchrounously. I got to the point where I get all data sent up till the last one, but then I have to run one more loop. Looking at how to do this, I found this link from stackoverflow , which I implemented below -- but what is going on here? Is there a better/more sane way to do this than to call stop followed by run_forever ? The documentation for stop() in the event loop is: Stop running the event loop.

I wrote a pythonic server with socket. that should receives requests at the same time(parallel) and respond them parallel. When i send more than one request to it, the time of answering increase more than i expected. server: import datetime import asyncio, timeit import json, traceback from asyncio import get_event_loop requestslist = [] loop = asyncio.get_event_loop() async def handleData(reader, writer): message = '' clientip = '' data = bytearray() print("Async HandleData", datetime.datetime.utcnow()) try: start = timeit.default_timer() data = await reader.readuntil(separator=b'\r\n\r\n')