Future::cancel
(PHP 8.6+, True Async 1.0)
public function cancel(?AsyncCancellation $cancellation = null): void
Cancels the Future. All coroutines awaiting this Future via await() will receive a CancelledException. If the $cancellation parameter is provided, it will be used as the cancellation reason.
Parameters
cancellation — a custom cancellation exception. If null, the default CancelledException is used.
Return value
The function does not return a value.
Examples
Example #1 Basic Future cancellation
<?php
use Async\Future;
use Async\FutureState;
$state = new FutureState();
$future = new Future($state);
// A coroutine awaiting the result
\Async\async(function() use ($future) {
try {
$result = $future->await();
} catch (\Async\CancelledException $e) {
echo "Future cancelled\n";
}
});
// Cancel the Future
$future->cancel();
Example #2 Cancellation with a custom reason
<?php
use Async\Future;
use Async\FutureState;
use Async\AsyncCancellation;
$state = new FutureState();
$future = new Future($state);
\Async\async(function() use ($future) {
try {
$future->await();
} catch (\Async\CancelledException $e) {
echo "Reason: " . $e->getMessage() . "\n";
// Reason: Timeout exceeded
}
});
$future->cancel(new AsyncCancellation("Timeout exceeded"));
See also
- Future::isCancelled — Check if the Future is cancelled
- Future::await — Await the result
- Future::catch — Handle Future errors