RealSignal.Fire

Fires the RealSignal with zero or more values. Connected callbacks receive those values, once connections are disconnected before invocation, and waiting threads are resumed with the same values. The method returns no values.

Syntax

RealSignal.Fire(signal: RealSignal, ...values?: ....any)

Arguments

Name	Type	Required	Description
`signal`	`RealSignal`	Yes	Signal object returned by Signal.new.
`...values`	`....any`	No	Values forwarded to connected callbacks and waiting threads.

Types

RealSignal

Signal object returned by Signal.new.

Name	Type	Required	Description
`Connect`	`(callback: (...any) -> ()) -> RealSignalConnection`	Yes	Adds a callback that runs when Fire is called.
`Once`	`(callback: (...any) -> ()) -> RealSignalConnection`	Yes	Adds a callback that is disconnected before its first callback invocation.
`Wait`	`() -> ...any`	Yes	Yields until Fire resumes the waiter with the fired values.
`Fire`	`(...values: any) -> ()`	Yes	Runs connected callbacks and resumes waiters with the provided values.

Example

Forward values to connected callbacks and waiting threads.

local signal = Signal.new()
local total = 0

signal:Connect(function(value)
    total += value
end)

signal:Fire(5)
print(total)

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