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Support coroutines with async and await syntax #17

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Support coroutines with async and await syntax #17

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Commits on Dec 17, 2015

  1. Include Python 3.5 as a supported version

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  2. Support coroutines with async and await syntax 

    PEP 492 added support for defining coroutines using `async def` rather
than having to decorate the function with `@asyncio.coroutine`. The new
`_is_coroutine` function will match any coroutines created with the
decorator using `inspect.isgeneratorfunction` as well as those created
through the async and await syntax using `asyncio.iscoroutinefunction`.

The tests for this need to be added in an unconventional way. `async`
and `await` cause syntax errors in versions of Python prior to 3.5.
Rather than causing the tests for 3.3 and 3.4 to fail, the tests are
being defined as a string and then compiled and executed into the
module. If a time ever comes that this library no longer supports
versions prior to 3.5, this new module can be removed entirely.
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