How can I assign a job (local variable) to a coroutineScope?

# coroutines

[Joan Colmenero]

How can I assign a job (local variable) to a coroutineScope?

[Joan Colmenero]

I have something like this :

CoroutineScope(context + CoroutineExceptionHandler { someError, error -> throw error })
            .launch { block(it) }

But on my class I have a val job = Job() and I want to say that that job is this CoroutineScope

[Animesh Sahu]

Just add it

[Animesh Sahu]

context+job+exceptionhandler

[Joan Colmenero]

if I do this

this.job.apply {
            CoroutineScope(context + CoroutineExceptionHandler { someError, error -> throw error })
                .launch { block(it) }
        }

[Joan Colmenero]

will do the same?

[Animesh Sahu]

No

[Animesh Sahu]

You either need to use job in coroutine scope or pass it as a parameter to the launch(job) {}

[Joan Colmenero]

I put the + job + and looks it works 🙂 thanks

[Animesh Sahu]

😃☺️