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by eddyb
3742 days ago
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If you write `let data = data;` in the closure, then you can achieve the effect of `move` without the special syntax (unless `data` can be copied, in which case there is really no way to force it to be moved inside the closure without `move`). However, in Rust, you get an error if you accidentally capture by reference in the closure passed to `thread::spawn` so it's not as hard to get right as it is in JS. |
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