publicAPI doesn't have fulfill method

[jobelenus]

Which wouldn't be such a bad thing if I wasn't also looking for deferred to work (which I am going after next)...

I would have expected:

        publicAPI.fulfill = function(val) {
    fulfill.call(publicAPI,val);
        };

To do the trick, however, the internal queue is always at 1 in this example:

var p = Handlebar.Promise();
p
.then(function(P) {
this.fulfill('foo'); //took me a second to realize this is the API and P is generally an object just for holding the value...
})
.then(function(P) {
console.log(P.value);
})

Unsure what I am missing, as the internal fulfill function is in use and working... just can't figure out how to expose it properly.

[jobelenus]

OK, this feels like I'm cheating, but I think it is correct:

jobelenus@9555b59

It works for that small example..

[jobelenus]

Also, a solution for deferred:
jobelenus@a44c68f

Let me know if this was in-line with what you were thinking or is gonna have serious side-affects. You know this far far better than I, and have already implemented this "waiting" affect for LABjs