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Question: Running under aiorun or asyncio?

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Is there a way to figure out inside a task, if the loop runs under aiorun or pure asyncio?

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Created 2 years ago
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sphhcommented, Apr 9, 2021

I had the same idea to try to import aiorun and if that fails, assuming that I run under pure asyncio. But there is the edge case, that you have it installed, but still run the program under asyncio, e.g. by not importing it in the first place, simulating that it is missing. (I know, I know, that’s a messy way to check a program …)

Since I don’t like global variables and the function initiating the closing program is only two classes deep, I pass an argument through to it. But I like your Singleton approach! I’ll ponder to change to this.

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cjrhcommented, Apr 9, 2021

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singleton_pattern#Python_implementation

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