Go OR-Done-Channel Pattern: Difference between revisions
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Revision as of 22:24, 5 February 2024
Internal
Overview
Reading from a channel until the channel is closed can be done by ranging over a channel:
for v := range c {
// do something with the channel value, we exit the loop automatically when the channel is closed
...
}
The for
/range
syntax is simple and intuitive, but it cannot be used anymore if we want to make the loop preemptable by using a done
channel. In that case we need to replace it with a for
/select
syntax and case
for the state of the done
channel (see an example here).
The equivalent syntax is:
for v := range orDone(done, c) {
// do something with the channel value, we exit the loop automatically when the 'c' channel is closed
// or when the 'done' channel is messaged (written onto or closed)
...
}
orDone()
The orDone(...)
function: