wait for ( condition );
Stop executing statements until the condition evaluates to true. To
implement this, freeze the instance of the function in, add a hook to each
variable in the condition so that when its value is written to, the
condition is re-evaluated.
This will greatly increase the clarity and reduce coding needed for
operations with many asynchronous calls and any with callbacks using arrow
functions.. E.g.,
let a = false;
let b = 5;
let c = 'oranges';
doSomethenWhenever( () => { a = true; }
doAnotherThingWhenever( () => { b = 16; }
DoYetAnotherThing( () => { c = 'apples'; }
wait for ( a && b > 10 && c !== 'oranges' );
console.log('Conditions are met!');
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Matthew C. Tedder
HyperConversal, Inc.
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