On Monday, 2 December 2013 17:01:40 UTC, Mark Manning wrote:
> Javascript, by itself, does not have a wait function. However, you
> can create a pseudo wait function by doing the following:
> [snip]
This code won't work.
> the timeout retains its own return information
> about where
Javascript, by itself, does not have a wait function. However, you can
create a pseudo wait function by doing the following:
while( !input_available() )
mch_delay(50);
.
.
.
function mch_delay( time )
{
if( time !== undefined ){ settimeout( "mch_delay()", time ); }
else return t
Hi all,
I'm now trying to port vim into javascript with emscripten.
The main barrier I found is that the async model of JavaScript. JavaScript
is event-driven, and there is no mechanism to sleep and wait for events to be
processed, so the following won't work:
```
void wait_for_input()
