* Stub: asyncore.pyi
I can't really test this stub since I don't use this module. I believe it's not far from the real thing.
It's based on the source code and not on the documentation.
https://hg.python.org/cpython/file/default/Lib/asyncore.py
* Option ->Optional
* add hint to count, remove addr
* make read/write explicit functions
* add synchat.pyi, move to 2and3
* change sys.version_info test
* try reversing the syntax
I went through each method in the source and verified the inputs it accepts and outputs it gives. I also redefined a few methods on the `Path` class so that MyPy knows they return `Path` instead of `PurePath`. This is really just a temporary workaround until https://github.com/python/mypy/issues/1212 is fixed, but greatly improves the process of working with the `pathlib` module and is therefore likely worth the duplication.
Adds several attributes which were missing from the Logger types,
including "name", "level", and "parent". Because the type of "parent"
is a union of Logger and PlaceHolder, we also define types for
PlaceHolder and all of it's methods.
* util done
* __init__, 16.16.2.2 done
* 16.16.2.3 done
* 16.16.2.4
* fix *FUNCTYPE, fix generic
* remove part of generic
* temporarly broad some type
* 16.16.2.5
* 16.16.2.6
* 16.16.2.7
* 16.16.2.8
* 16.16.2.9 and cleanup
* no documentation on wintypes
* move from _SimpleCData to _CData
* base on some example
* py2 done, cleanup
* make pytype happy
The documentation[1] says:
A comparison function is any callable that accept two arguments,
compares them, and returns a negative number for less-than, zero for
equality, or a positive number for greater-than.
This doesn't seem possible with the comparison function defined as
returning bool.
[1] https://docs.python.org/3.6/library/functools.html#functools.cmp_to_key
* Updating subprocess.pyi to support python 3.5
Also added DEVNULL which was added in 3.3
* Incorrectly checked sys.version_info
* Addressed travis build failures
Forgot that __init__ should return None and also forgot "self" on a method. Like a dummy.
