>
> Gr, top-posting...
Sorry, was on mobile. ;-)
However, since the existence of the word "yield" is the only thing that
> marks a coroutine now, how about using a variant of that for the final
> value, e.g. "yield final $foo"?
What's the final value? The last "yield"ed value or a return?
Just to give you some real world example:
If you're using "return", it would look like that:
public function getSession ($sessionId) {
$result = yield $this->redis->get("session.{$sessionId}")); // We're
waiting here until redis responded.
return json_decode($result);
}
Currently, it looks like this:
public function getSession ($sessionId) {
$result = yield $this->redis->get("session.{$sessionId}"));
yield json_decode($result);
}
Or maybe even that:
public function getSession ($sessionId) {
$result = yield $this->redis->get("session.{$sessionId}"));
yield "return" => json_decode($result);
}
I think having the possibility for a return here, would make that code a
lot easier to read and understand.
Regards, Niklas
