Difference between revisions of "Coroutine.close"
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'''Closes and puts the provided coroutine in a dead state. This function returns true unless the coroutine is in an error state, in which case it returns false and the error message. A coroutine that is currently running cannot be closed. A coroutine cannot be resumed after it is closed''' | '''Closes and puts the provided coroutine in a dead state. This function returns true unless the coroutine is in an error state, in which case it returns false and the error message. A coroutine that is currently running cannot be closed. A coroutine cannot be resumed after it is closed''' | ||
Latest revision as of 15:26, 13 July 2023
Available since: Gideros 2022.3
Class: coroutine
Description
Closes and puts the provided coroutine in a dead state.
(coroutine) = coroutine.close(co)
Closes and puts the provided coroutine in a dead state. This function returns true unless the coroutine is in an error state, in which case it returns false and the error message. A coroutine that is currently running cannot be closed. A coroutine cannot be resumed after it is closed
Parameters
co: (thread)
Return values
Returns (boolean) true unless the coroutine being closed is in an error state
Returns (string) the error message, if any
