On Tuesday, August 13, 2013 10:57:44 AM UTC-7, Isaac Schlueter wrote:
>
> Streams are more consistent, faster, and 100% backwards compatible as
> of 0.10. The "compatibility mode" aka "old mode" is folded into the
> API more cleanly. You can `pause()` a flowing stream, and then start
> calling `read()` again safely. We'll keep exposing streams from core
> APIs, and advocating extending the stream base classes in userland
> programs.
>
Is the old mode to be used only with old libraries that rely on it, or is
it a subset of the new functionality? Does it still make sense to say
`on('data', ...)` when we're just consuming things off the stream one by
one?
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