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Re:Use selective-await to reduce 99% of JavaScript async cal... by lioeters on Friday June 24, 2022 @06:09PM (#31870090)
It's not just you - I regularly read a fair amount of Type/JavaScript, and that is a weird library API.

The A function resolves to a singleton instance of Promise, which is updated by the class QuickReader. It means multiple instances of QuickReader will overwrite each other. In other words, A only works with the last instance of QuickReader created. I'm not sure if that's the intended behavior, but I would have designed it differently.

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Re:Use selective-await to reduce 99% of JavaScript async cal... by etherdream on Friday June 24, 2022 @08:50PM (#31871385)
This is not a problem, `await A` is called immediately after each read, so there will be no conflict.
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