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I was almost going to implement a thing which I would call Locked, by using that code:
struct Locked
{
private Mutex mtx;
this(Mutex mtx)
{
this.mtx = mtx;
mtx.lock();
}
~this()
{
mtx.unlock();
}
}
with(Locked(myMutex))
{
}
But then I remembered D has a keyword called synchronized. Then I looked at the spec, and I was overjoyed by the example present on it:
Example
synchronized { ... }
I really loved this example and I think it should be reproduced in a big screen everywhere in the world (complete sarcasm).
I'm wanting someone more experienced in the subject to both explain in this thread and update the spec: (https://dlang.org/spec/statement.html#synchronized-statement)
Also, there has been a talk on Discord for it being a Range-like interface, but for lock and unlock, instead of using only classes object but I don't understand enough about this subject.
