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Better tutorials in using Asyncio? #46
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This guide covers the topic quite well: https://learn.adafruit.com/cooperative-multitasking-in-circuitpython-with-asyncio including a section on how to communicate between different tasks. |
Not enough. I' ve already read it... |
I will post my code this afternoon. |
resolved by #67. If there are other specific tutorials or examples that anyone would like to propose we can open another issue in the future. |
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I'm developing some puzzles for Escape Room and I'm porting some of my solutions to Circuitpython. But I'm having some difficulty with the idea of multi-tasking. I'm using Asyncio and even managed to put a countdown running at the same time as one of my games. But I couldn't figure out yet how I could make these two tasks communicate. I noticed that Asyncio has an Events feature, and many others, but there is no specific tutorial and no examples. I'm working on the basis of trial and error. If I have any miraculous understanding, I will write something and notice to you. But in the meantime, I signal this lack here.
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