I have a function which is processing a large amount of data, so I'm processing the data asynchronously to allow the browser update the the screen. However, I would like to call another function after that asynchronous function has completed its processing. This is what I tried to do.
function addObjects(){
object.setSrc(objFilename);
object2.setSrc(objFilname开发者_JAVA百科2);
}
addObjects();
However, order doesn't matter for an asynchronous process. How do I make the second function be called after the first asynchronous function has finished processing?
If you use e.g.
setTimeout(process1, 200);
to process asynchronously data in the function process1()
you can can call the other processing function in process1()
:
function process1() {
// ... process data 1 here
// when processing data 1 finished then process data 2
process2();
}
You can also delay the call of process2()
:
function process1() {
// ... process data 1 here
// when processing data 1 finished then process data 2 asynchronously, but after data 1
setTimeout(process2, 200);
}
Cant you add a callback to your function call?
As such:
function doSomethingIntensive( callback )
{
//Do some stuff
for(var i = 0; i < 10000; i++); //Something intensive
//we're done, fire the callback
if(callback)
callback();
}
doSomethingIntensive( function()
{
//And we're done, do some more
doSomethingIntensive();
});
function addObjects(){
object.setSrc(objFilename);
object.addEventListener("onSrcSet", function() {
object2.setSrc(objFilname2);
}
}
addObjects();
of course this implies that you use the right name for the event, instead of the arbitrarily chosen "onSrcSet"
.
and that you meant those function calls when talking about the “second” and the “first”.
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