dsai1991 2015-06-04 14:59
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如何在不更改频道的情况下打印频道的内容

I'm writing a program in the Go language, and I have a simple problem:

I have some goroutines in my program and channels with which goroutines use to communicate. From time to time I would like to check what is inside the channels. How could I achieve that without interrupting the goroutines' work? Do channels have any function to print their contents? Or should I somehow copy them?

var shelf chan int = make(chan int, 5)
go Depot(shelf)
go Shop(shelf)
var input string
fmt.Scanln(&input)
if (input == "print") {
     //here print what on shelf
}
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  • drnpwmq4536 2015-06-04 16:16
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    How could I achieve that without interrupting the goroutines' work?

    The simple answer is that you can't, without interrupting. Channels are a synchronization primitive, meaning that they are what enables concurrent programs to communicate safely. If you take something out of a channel, that "taking out" happens atomically, nobody else can take the same item out of the same channel. And that's intended.

    What you can do is take items out and put them back after printing them. The problem with this approach is that some elements might never be printed while others may be printed more than once as all goroutines involved race to grab items from the channel.

    It sounds like you need something else than a channel.

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