"Write a function that does not return until some channel event occurs."
Is this а pure function or it has side effects (network call, etc) ? If
it's a pure function you can look into core.async transducers.
You can achieve the effect of not returning immediately by putting your
logic
I don't think this addresses the issue.
I'll try to state the problem more simply:
Write a function that does not return until some channel event occurs.
(The difficulty being that go, put! and take! all return immediately)
I would argue the ability to do so is:
- fundamentally
Here's one idea, basically put "channel on a channel" idea:
(defonce main-c (chan 1))
(defn start-main-channel-loop []
;put channels on the channel in the order that they need to execute
(go
(loop []
(let [c (! this first
(>! callback-c [:second {}])
;wait 3
