Channel

In std/io.

type Channel<T> : {Readable, Writable} { name : String }

An endpoint of values rather than bytes, held in memory for one execution scope: a program run, or one cell. It holds T, so it takes no format, and its values are read in the order they were written. One name is one channel within a scope.

fn Channel<T>(name: String) : Channel<T>

The channel named name in the current scope, holding T. The element type is written at the call, Channel<LogEvent>("logs"), since nothing written to the channel yet determines it.