mojox, events need to run on new fiber

[Mark SiblyKeymaster]

But yeah going off topic a little.

Not at all, this is good stuff! The more approaches we know about, the better the chances of coming up with decent solutions.

[skn3Participant]

winner! so let me tell you some more about promises!

lol

Monkey

[crayon-5cba8206a1594106397891 inline="true" ]function ItemPromise(id) { return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) { let item = {}; //get the item or do something //finished resolve(item); }); } let jobs = []; for(let index = 0; index < 20;index++) { jobs.push(ItemPromise(index)); } Promise.all(jobs).then(function(items) { //we now have 20 items that have been fetched async, all 20 items are being fetched at the same time, with little setup! }).catch(function(err) { console.log('something went wrong'); });

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[crayon-5cba8206a1594106397891 inline="true" ]function ItemPromise(id) { return new Promise(function(resolve, reject) { let item = {}; //get the item or do something //finished resolve(item); }); }   let jobs = []; for(let index = 0; index < 20;index++) { jobs.push(ItemPromise(index)); }   Promise.all(jobs).then(function(items) { //we now have 20 items that have been fetched async, all 20 items are being fetched at the same time, with little setup! }).catch(function(err) { console.log('something went wrong'); });

[/crayon]

I dunno, but this just pleases me.

[nerobotParticipant]

Nice topic.

In c# there is Task<T> class to wrap async results. When you call

Monkey

await myFuncAsync()

1	await myFuncAsync()

keyword ‘await’ extract result ‘T’ type for you.

Also c# has functions Task.WaitAll() and Task.WaitAny().

WaitAll() easy to do with model discussed above. Like this

Monkey

Function AwaitAll<T>( futures:Future<T>[],callback:Void( results:T[] ) ) Local results:=New T[features.Length] For Local i:=0 Until features.Length results[i]=future.Get() Next If callback Then callback( results ) End

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Function AwaitAll<T>( futures:Future<T>[],callback:Void( results:T[] ) )     Local results:=New T[features.Length]     For Local i:=0 Until features.Length      results[i]=future.Get()     Next     If callback Then callback( results ) End

WaitAny – more difficult, need to subscribe on OnFinished event, that we should to add into Fiber execution section.

[CopperCircleParticipant]

I am also more used to the C# way of dealing with async, but I do like the way Promises work for batch async processes, the one catch for all is nice.

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