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Modern Chan Channel TrySend
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Sends a value only if it can go at once; returns false if it would have to wait.
TrySend( byref v as T ) as boolean- FALSE means "not now": the buffer is full, or no receiver is waiting on a rendezvous channel. It does not mean closed -- like
Send, this raises on a closed channel. - The value is only consumed when the call succeeds.
- Use it for a drop-on-overload path, where blocking would be worse than losing the item.
#import "std/tasks"
using tasks
dim ch as Channel( of int32 ) = Channel( of int32 )( 1 )
dim as int32 a = 1, b = 2
print ch.TrySend( a ) '' true
print ch.TrySend( b ) '' false -- the buffer is full, and it did
'' NOT wait
'' A drop-on-overload producer, which a blocking Send cannot express
if ch.TrySend( b ) = false then print "dropped"Library: Goroutines and Channels
Category: Goroutines and Channels
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