Thanks for the response, <@U0B8UEMV1>. Is there a ...

# arrow

[Attila Domokos]

Thanks for the response, @pakoito. Is there a blog post, tutorial, doc I could see how Either.catch looks like in this context?
I understand Try { } is essentially the same, but it still reads better than try/catch.

[pakoito]

suspend fun catch(f: suspend () -> A) = try { f().right() } catch (t: Throwable) { t.left() }

[pakoito]

Either.catch { myFun() }