2010/1/15 flipkick <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
that's not what i meant, using sleep in a browser app makes no
sense just as in your javascript server side ape module.
sleep is a very common function available in most of programmting
languages. sleep has never been a 'non sense', and there's not reason
for Javascript to be an exception (but that's another debate). In the
current context, it would have been usefull as the best workaround to
do 'active wait' without burning CPU resources.
oh a professional, lol.. go get yourself some books ;) sleep is
senseless in this context because it will block anything! it won't help
that you just say "no", lol. you already found out earlier by try and
error that it blocked your ape.
lol, pretty contradictory, you don't want to use the asynchronous
model but say thanks for the tip do to use it.
Not at all. As said before, my goal has never been to avoid an
asynchronous scheme, but to be able to send a command's response
filled with my DB data.
in your mail you said "Is there any way to force the use of MySQL
binding in an synchronous". so just saying "not at all" also won't let
this contradictions go away. it's not a problem if you don't know
better, but pretending to be a professional, this is just awkward. but
keep trying and thanks for the entertainment.
flip
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