I am not sure if I understand the amended documentation correctly. I can't
tested it out maybe because the mojo version I am using does not support
calling delay from controller.
Anyway, if I were using the right version, calling,
$self->delay(sub { ... }, sub { ... })
from an action subroutine of my controller would actually preserve the
original $tx (under $self->req, and also $self?, the thing is that
$self->respond_to needs to see $self->req->tx, and if I want to access that
tx directly, I should call $self->tx or $self->req->tx?)? Also, if I want
to fine-tune the error handling, the above will call the exception
automatically, which I also want to do respond_to in case there is an
exception. (like $delay->on(error => sub { my ($delay, $error) = @_; ...
$self->respond_to(....); })), and how can I do it? It is still not very
clear to me.
Thanks.
Daniel.
On Monday, 8 September 2014 13:38:34 UTC-4, sri wrote:
>
> I've added some more details to the description of the delay helper, maybe
> that helps a bit.
>
>
> https://github.com/kraih/mojo/commit/0eb02143a25d7acf321bb4422e173036cb0ae0f2
>
> --
> sebastian
>
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