On 2018-02-28 18:25:37 +0000, Steven Schveighoffer said:
unaryFun is a template that returns a callable item.
That far I made it too :-)
It could be a struct with an opCall, it could be a function template,
it could be an alias to a real function, it could be a function
pointer, delegate, etc.
As long as it's a function, makes sense.
It also supports string lambdas, which existed before our current
lambda syntax.
i.e. alias f = unaryFun!"a - 5";
assert(f(10) == 5);
Yes, that's what the docs state. And I can imagin this. Bit this
sentence is a bit hard to understand: "If fun is not a string, unaryFun
aliases itself away to fun." Whatever this means.
This question is a little harder to understand. Perhaps you have real
code that shows what you are confused about?
Ok, here it is: https://pastebin.com/tKACi488
See lines 81-84 for how I call it. And the problem I have is that
doSubscribe returns "something" I'm not sure what I can do with. But if
the scope ends, my subscription seems to be deleted and hence is not
called when a message is coming in (see line: 118)
And the question is now, what do I have to do that subscriptions that
are done anywhere in the code survive the scope where they have been
created?
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