What do you expect to be waiting for when awaiting evt.post() ?

[garronej]

Hi @filfat,

In src/Prismarine.ts what do you expect
when awating this post?

Let's say for example I have this scenario:

const em = new EventManager(null as any);

em.on('playerConnect', async () => {

    await new Promise(resolve=> setTimeout(resolve, 100));

    console.log("bar");

});

console.log("foo");

await em.emit('playerConnect', null as any);

console.log("baz");

Do you expect foo bar baz to be printed in the console?
Because currently it would be foo baz bar.

I can make the EventManager behave the way you want it to but I just want to make sure what it is you want exactly. 😊

Cheers

[garronej]

Yes sure sure.
I mean what you want EventManager.prototype.emit() to return is a promise that resolve after all the asynchronous handler have resolved.

I can implement that in the EventManager. As a matter of fact I may make that the default behaviour in Evt 3.0. If would be a much more usefull returned value that the curren 'number of handlers invoked'