Results for “Std.Channel.channel”

Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.

• Std.Channel.Channel

  A queue with a bound, carrying values of one type between threads.

  type · Std.Channel
• Std.Channel.channelInt -> Std.Channel.Channel[T]

  A channel holding at most the given count of items.

  fn · Std.Channel
• Std.Channel.close&Std.Channel.Channel[T] -> Result[(), Std.Channel.ChannelError]

  Say that nothing more will be sent, so every receiver's loop can end.

  fn · Std.Channel
• Std.Channel.drain&Std.Channel.Channel[T] -> Result[Array[T], Std.Channel.ChannelError]

  Every value still to come, in the order it was sent.

  fn · Std.Channel
• Std.Channel.fold&Std.Channel.Channel[T] -> A -> fn(A, T) -> A -> Result[A, Std.Channel.ChannelError]

  Take values until the channel closes, combining them into one value.

  fn · Std.Channel
• Std.Channel.pending&Std.Channel.Channel[T] -> Result[Int, Std.Channel.ChannelError]

  How many values are waiting.

  fn · Std.Channel
• Std.Channel.receive&Std.Channel.Channel[T] -> Result[Option[T], Std.Channel.ChannelError]

  Take the next value, waiting while the channel is empty.

  fn · Std.Channel
• Std.Channel.send&Std.Channel.Channel[T] -> T -> Result[(), Std.Channel.ChannelError]

  Put a value in, waiting while the channel is full.

  fn · Std.Channel