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## Introduction ## Introduction
Yarn is a simple multithreading library. Threads are individual Lua states, Yarn is a simple multithreading library. Threads are individual Lua states,
so they do NOT share the same environment as the code that runs the thread. so they do NOT share the same environment as the code that runs the thread.
Bait and Commanders are shared though, so you *can* throw hooks from 1 thread to another.
Example: Example:
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t 'printing from another lua state!' t 'printing from another lua state!'
``` ```
## Functions
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|----|----|
|<a href="#yarnthread">thread(fun) -> @Thread</a>|Creates a new, fresh Yarn thread.|
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<div id='yarnthread'>
<h4 class='heading'>
yarn.thread(fun) -> <a href="/Hilbish/docs/api/yarn/#thread" style="text-decoration: none;" id="lol">Thread</a>
<a href="#yarnthread" class='heading-link'>
<i class="fas fa-paperclip"></i>
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</h4>
Creates a new, fresh Yarn thread.
`fun` is the function that will run in the thread.
#### Parameters
This function has no parameters.
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## Types ## Types
<hr> <hr>

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local yarn = {} local yarn = {}
--- Creates a new, fresh Yarn thread.
--- `fun` is the function that will run in the thread.
function yarn.thread(fun) end
return yarn return yarn

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// multi threading library // multi threading library
// Yarn is a simple multithreading library. Threads are individual Lua states, // Yarn is a simple multithreading library. Threads are individual Lua states,
// so they do NOT share the same environment as the code that runs the thread. // so they do NOT share the same environment as the code that runs the thread.
// Bait and Commanders are shared though, so you *can* throw hooks from 1 thread to another.
/* /*
Example: Example: