unchan

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unchan

unchan is the unordered channel. Although typical desire when using a Go channel is to maintain order, there are some instances when that order is not the goal.

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Index

• type Unchan
  • func New(l int) *Unchan
  • func (c *Unchan) Cap() int
  • func (c *Unchan) Len() int
  • func (c *Unchan) Receive() interface{}
  • func (c *Unchan) Send(v interface{})

Types

type Unchan

type Unchan struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

Unchan is an unordered channel. Values that are sent are received in any order.

func New

func New(l int) *Unchan

New generates a new unordered channel of given length/capacity.

func (*Unchan) Cap

func (c *Unchan) Cap() int

Cap is the maximum number of values the channel can hold.

func (*Unchan) Len

func (c *Unchan) Len() int

Len is the current number of values in the channel.

func (*Unchan) Receive

func (c *Unchan) Receive() interface{}

Receive pulls a value out of the channel.

func (*Unchan) Send

func (c *Unchan) Send(v interface{})

Send pushes a value down the channel.