I never meant it as a challenge. I know that using TS is hard and wanted to show alternative approach.
Regarding cancel question: theoretically provided code can go wrong because of asynchronous functions, but probably in practice you will never see problems. In your code TS will complain about cancel being used before assignment (probably)
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Please, don't get me wrong. It was not a challenge at all.
I really just wanted to report my first experience with TS but I think it is important to highlight the alternative you provided, for people like me who are giving the first steps with the language. For example, I'll surely use it as a reference and probably other people too.
Thanks for the explanation about the cancelling token. Until now I have had no problems but considering changing the way I use it. :)
I have learned a lot from the example you provided! Thanks for that.
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I never meant it as a challenge. I know that using TS is hard and wanted to show alternative approach.
Regarding cancel question: theoretically provided code can go wrong because of asynchronous functions, but probably in practice you will never see problems. In your code TS will complain about
cancelbeing used before assignment (probably)Please, don't get me wrong. It was not a challenge at all.
I really just wanted to report my first experience with TS but I think it is important to highlight the alternative you provided, for people like me who are giving the first steps with the language. For example, I'll surely use it as a reference and probably other people too.
Thanks for the explanation about the cancelling token. Until now I have had no problems but considering changing the way I use it. :)
I have learned a lot from the example you provided! Thanks for that.