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New issue 2906 by TruSktr: Is there some way to detect when a function's
asynchronous processes have finished with traditional callbacks or events?
http://code.google.com/p/v8/issues/detail?id=2906
For example, suppose we have a function called "asyncStuff" that does not
accept any callbacks functions and does not emit any events.
Is there some way to detect when the internal asynchronous processes of
`asyncStuff()` have finished? Such a feature would be amazing.
For example:
after(asyncStuff, arg1, arg2, arg3, etc).then(function() {
// do stuff here after asynStuff is done.
});
And in the above example arg1, arg2, etc, are all passed to asyncStuff.
This would bring miracles to JavaScript.
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