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Now, when I try to start a Fiber, I have to use generated code similar to traditional Thread
Fiber
Thread
Fiber<Void> echo = new Fiber<Void>("ECHO", () -> { // lambda }).start();
Can you consider a functional programming style that provides a pattern for chained operators.
like: go(() -> { /* lambda */ });
go(() -> { /* lambda */ });
This will make it easier for me in the chain call.
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I know you are busy with the loom project recently, do you consider adding this feature to the loom project?
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Now, when I try to start a
Fiber
, I have to use generated code similar to traditionalThread
Fiber<Void> echo = new Fiber<Void>("ECHO", () -> { // lambda }).start();
Can you consider a functional programming style that provides a pattern for chained operators.
like:
go(() -> { /* lambda */ });
This will make it easier for me in the chain call.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: