This is a feature from newer Java syntax that I'm not yet familiar enough with lambdas to understand in full what is happening.
Perhaps I can ask for an example that replaces the "->" into the older Java syntax? I know this would likely come at the cost of a few extra lines, it would certainly ease a lot for many developers looking at the example. Many thanks.
On my context it is useful for downloading large files without depending on a single point of failure or fixed location.
Have a question in regards to the example syntax:
client.startAsync(state -> { if (state.getPiecesRemaining() == 0) { client.stop(); } }, 1000).join();
This is a feature from newer Java syntax that I'm not yet familiar enough with lambdas to understand in full what is happening.
Perhaps I can ask for an example that replaces the "->" into the older Java syntax? I know this would likely come at the cost of a few extra lines, it would certainly ease a lot for many developers looking at the example. Many thanks.