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I'm a bit confused: http://docs.micropython.org says: RMT.wait_done(timeout=0) Returns True if the channel is currently transmitting a stream of pulses started with a call to RMT.write_pulses. But if i try it out it behaves the opposite. Am i doing something wrong? Or is the documentation not correct?

ok, reading https://github.com/peterhinch/micropyth ... HE_HOOD.md makes it clearer again.

Thank you Peter for your effort. There are two ways to start a coro: via loop.create_task() or via await . In the first case the coro runs independently, in the second the coro that started it pauses until the dependent coro finishes. Hm, i thought "await" of something like "give control back to the...

Hello, I've tried to implement a supervisor() coro that decides which other coros to call. But the varying delays should be implemented in the nested coros. So this was my first idea: async def starchaser(): while True: print("star!") await asyncio.sleep_ms(200) async def supervisor(): while True: p...

Thank you jimmo,
that makes something clear.

Thank you Peter, for your quick reply. Of course i've already found your helpful tutorial. Nevertheless there are many questions. But that's not your fault. I'm quite new to python and this asyncio stuff in particular. Hm, i've found this in uasyncio core: def coroutine(f): return f As far as i unde...

Is there any practical difference between using the @asyncio.coroutine decorator and async keyword before def function?