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Agree with Serhiy. IIRC Ruby allows skipping brackets for a function call,
this is very confusing sometimes
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> > The perfect demonstration of io objects complexity.
> > `stream.read(N)` can return None by spec if the file is non-blocking
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) returns anything other than N bytes,
> > for what it's worth).
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> Indeed. Except that we should raise precisely the same exception type
> that struct.unpack() currently raises in the same circumstances:
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> py> struct.unpack("ddd", b"a")
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ntation, like uvloop. They shouldn't be
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Sorry, smartphone is not my preferred tool.
aiohttp doesn't depend on event loop implementation but uses public API
only.
aiohttp test suite allows to check against asyncio, uvloop, and tokio but
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iters because that's less support, and
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