std.sync
Types for synchronizing operations.
Futures and promises
Two important types for synchronizing operations are Future
and Promise
. A
future is a proxy value to be resolved into a final value using a Promise
. A
Future
and its corresponding Promise
are created using the Future.new
method. For example:
import std.sync (Future, Promise)
class async Example {
fn async write(promise: uni Promise[Int]) {
promise.set(42)
}
}
class async Main {
fn async main {
match Future.new {
case (future, promise) -> {
Example().write(promise)
future.get # => 42
}
}
}
}
Classes
Channel | An unbounded multiple publisher multiple consumer channel, implemented using a
process and the | |
Future | A proxy value to resolve into the result of some asynchronous operation. | |
Promise | The writing half of a future. |