There's probably some good reason this hasn't been implemented, but sometimes I just want to know if something fired properly, no need to return a value. It seems ok() has to take a value. Is it possible to make an implementation where its ok for ok() to take nothing and just be ok as it is?
There's probably some good reason this hasn't been implemented, but sometimes I just want to know if something fired properly, no need to return a value. It seems ok() has to take a value. Is it possible to make an implementation where its ok for ok() to take nothing and just be ok as it is?