Use "fibers" module then. But you'd better be sure what you're doing, because it's not how node.js is supposed to work.
29.12.2013, 01:50, "Matthew Hazlett" <hazl...@gmail.com>:
--I had this idea as well, to make an overloaded function of sorts and call it again after the results are in.
But this wouldn't really help me, as the goal is to sent the output to the caller of the function that executed the process not to the.function that actually executed the process.
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