tryPeek
Same as TQueue.peek except it returns null if the TQueue is empty.
import arrow.fx.stm.TQueue
import arrow.fx.stm.atomically
suspend fun main() {
//sampleStart
val tq = TQueue.new<Int>()
val result = atomically {
tq.tryPeek()
}
//sampleEnd
println("Result $result")
println("Items in queue ${atomically { tq.flush() }}")
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This function never retries.
See also
for a version that removes the front element