var resumePoint: Continuation<String>? = null
var hasJumpedBack = false
suspend fun test() = suspendCoroutineUninterceptedOrReturn<String> {
    resumePoint = it
    "Hello "
}

fun jumpBack() {
    if (!hasJumpedBack) {
        hasJumpedBack = true
        resumePoint?.resume("World")
    }
}
runBlocking {
    println("Starting")
    val result = test()
    println(result)
    jumpBack()
}

It had to be tested

But why? You could use

CompletableDeferred

for this kind of use case

How so? Also IDK why, it's just interesting.

I'm afk so it's not easy to write code, but basically

resumePoint

could be a

CompletableDeferred

that you

await

in

test()

and complete successfully in

jumpBack()

no because when you call .await() it will wait until it's completed before it executes jumpBack()

Ah ok I wasn't sure what you were trying to achieve here. I guess you were just trying to break

suspendCoroutineUninterceptedOrReturn

😆

Yes