Running the console app I get:
host :: tobyOnLoad called
node :: hi~
node :: toby.version = 0.1.7
host :: tobyHostCall called. dory : {"num":42,"foo":"foo"}
node :: toby.hostCall() = from tobyHostCall
node :: toby.on(test) = 3
node :: toby.on(test) = 4
host :: tobyOnUnload called. 42
If I change the code to:
Sleep(3000);
while true do begin
i := i + 1;
toby.emit('test', PAnsiChar(IntToStr(i)));
end;
It appears that .start returns before the init is finished instead of waiting. Is there a way to detect when it is ready? Or is the intended usage meant to just wait on the tobyOnLoad callback which the Console demo does not wait on?
Running the console app I get:
host :: tobyOnLoad called
node :: hi~
node :: toby.version = 0.1.7
host :: tobyHostCall called. dory : {"num":42,"foo":"foo"}
node :: toby.hostCall() = from tobyHostCall
node :: toby.on(test) = 3
node :: toby.on(test) = 4
host :: tobyOnUnload called. 42
If I change the code to:
Sleep(3000);
while true do begin
i := i + 1;
toby.emit('test', PAnsiChar(IntToStr(i)));
end;
It appears that .start returns before the init is finished instead of waiting. Is there a way to detect when it is ready? Or is the intended usage meant to just wait on the tobyOnLoad callback which the Console demo does not wait on?