```var resumePoint: Continuation<String>? = null var hasJumpedBack = false suspend fun test() ...

# coroutines

[Exerosis]

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

[Joffrey]

But why? You could use CompletableDeferred for this kind of use case

[Exerosis]

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

[Joffrey]

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()

[Exerosis]

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

[Joffrey]

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

[Exerosis]

Yes