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Modern Chan Channel Count
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Returns how many values are buffered right now, as a snapshot.
Count( ) as int32- A snapshot, and stale the moment it returns if another thread is running -- never branch on it to decide whether a send or receive will block. Use
TrySend/TryReceive, which cannot race. - Always 0 on a rendezvous channel (capacity 0): a value handed over directly is never buffered.
- Not to be confused with
WaitGroup.Count, which counts outstanding work rather than queued values.
#import "std/tasks"
using tasks
dim ch as Channel( of int32 ) = Channel( of int32 )( 4 )
print ch.Count( ) '' 0
dim as int32 v = 1
ch.Send( v )
print ch.Count( ) '' 1
'' A rendezvous channel never buffers, so its Count stays 0
dim r as Channel( of int32 ) = Channel( of int32 )( 0 )
print r.Capacity( ) '' 0
print r.Count( ) '' 0Library: Goroutines and Channels
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