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Assigning result to a function from asynchronous code
One of the more common problems that comes up in multi-threading, especially when refactoring existing code, is assigning a result obtained from asynchronous code. In other words, how do you write a function that will return some value, and calculate that value in a background thread? Basically, converting the following code: function GetData(...): string; var Data: string; begin Data :=
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