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Yeah, "ok" here really signals whether or not the channel is closed. It will still block unless c is buffered. There are actually a number of other errors in t
by chimeracoder 13y ago
Yeah, "ok" here really signals whether or not the channel is closed. It will still block unless c is buffered.
There are actually a number of other errors in this post, unfortunately, even though I agree with the general conclusion.
- dlsspy 13y ago"<-c", regardless of what's on the left side of it will block in every case until there's a messages available in the channel (note that close is a message). I just notice this section has been removed. I'll be less angry now. :)