> The key idea of this approach is that when a function is called that
> contains a yield operator, rather than following a hard-coded
> prescription to return an generator/iterator object, this triggers a
> call to the startCoroutine variable (from the current lexical scope)
Totally opposed. I do
How does this idea compare to the Reactive Framework extensions that .NET
uses?
Ref:
http://codebetter.com/blogs/matthew.podwysocki/archive/2009/10/14/introducing-the-reactive-framework-part-i.aspx
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David Herman's comment about JS1.7 generators spurred me to consider
if we could achieve the goals stated for single-frame continuations as
a broadly useful mechanism for replacing CPS code with more natural
flow for constructs like promises and one-t
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