Experimental class to co_await on a bunch of awaitable objects, resuming when the first one completes. On completion, returns a result object that contains the index of the awaitable that finished first. A user can call result::index() and result::get<N>() on the result object to get the result, similar to std::variant.
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template<typename... Args>
class dpp::when_any< Args >
Experimental class to co_await on a bunch of awaitable objects, resuming when the first one completes. On completion, returns a result object that contains the index of the awaitable that finished first. A user can call result::index() and result::get<N>() on the result object to get the result, similar to std::variant.
- See also
- when_any::result
- Template Parameters
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Args... | Type of each awaitable to await on |
◆ when_any() [1/4]
template<typename... Args>
Default constructor. A when_any object created this way holds no state.
◆ when_any() [2/4]
template<typename... Args>
template<typename... Args_>
Constructor from awaitable objects. Each awaitable is executed immediately and the when_any object can then be co_await-ed later.
- Exceptions
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??? | Any exception thrown by the start of each awaitable will propagate to the caller. |
- Parameters
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args | Arguments to construct each awaitable from. The when_any object will construct an awaitable for each, it is recommended to pass rvalues or std::move. |
◆ when_any() [3/4]
template<typename... Args>
This object is not copyable.
◆ when_any() [4/4]
template<typename... Args>
◆ ~when_any()
template<typename... Args>
On destruction the when_any will try to call dpp::task::cancel() cancel() on each of its awaitable if they have such a method.
- Note
- If you are looking to use a custom type with when_any and want it to cancel on its destruction, make sure it has a cancel() method, which will trigger an await_resume() throwing a dpp::task_cancelled_exception. This object will swallow the exception and return cleanly. Any other exception will be thrown back to the resumer.
◆ await_ready()
template<typename... Args>
Check whether a call to co_await would suspend.
- Note
- This can change from false to true at any point, but not the other way around.
- Returns
- bool Whether co_await would suspend
◆ operator co_await()
template<typename... Args>
Suspend the caller until any of the awaitables completes.
- See also
- result
- Exceptions
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??? | On resumption, throws any exception caused by the construction of the result. |
- Returns
- result On resumption, this object returns an object that allows to retrieve the index and result of the awaitable.
◆ operator=() [1/2]
template<typename... Args>
This object is not copyable.
◆ operator=() [2/2]
template<typename... Args>
Move assignment operator.