On Thu, Jul 16, 2015 at 12:44 AM, Jeff Waller <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Then args.This() equals |addon|, the native module object, and won't
>> normally have the .domain property that MakeCallback() looks for.
>
>
> Much thanks, that clarifies.
>
> I have a followup question. There are multiple functions my
> addon exposes that are of this form, and I think I can change
> all of them to behave this new way.
>
> However, there are in addition some endpoints that return an object
> that itself exposes such an asynchronous mechanism, and in
> that case, I think args.This() will point to the object and can't
> be replaced, and can't really be used directly either because
> then the domain would be bound to when that object was created
> and not when the function was called. Does that sound about
> right? Is that a typical problem?
I think so. I'd probably query process.domain /
require('domain').active at the time of the function call.
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