How to wait for some event on each element in parallel before continuing?
Compact syntax with timing methods:
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$('.many').each().wait(event).all().doSome().jQueryStuff();
Compare this to the old way with more syntactic fluff:
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var waiting = $('.many').length;
$('.many').one(event, function(){
if (!--waiting) {
$('.many').doSome().jQueryStuff();
}
});
Similar patterns with closed loops
- How to
repeat actions on interval with a closed loop?$('.some').repeat(interval).doThis().until(false);
- How to
repeat actions in a closed interval loop with immediate first run?$('.some').repeat(interval,true).doThis().until(false);
- How to
repeat actions a given number of times?$('.some').repeat().doThis().jQueryStuff().until(count);
- How to
repeat on interval a given number of times?$('.some').repeat(interval).doThis().until(count);
- How to
wait for some event on each element in the right sequence?$('.many').each($).wait(event).all().doSome().jQueryStuff();
- How to
collect primitive values from each element into a native array using a closed each-loop?var valueArray = $('.some').each().attr(name).all().get();
Similar patterns with parallel loops
- How to
collect primitive values from each element into an array-like object?var values = $('.some').each().attr(name);
- How to
collect primitive values from each element into a native array using a closed each-loop?var valueArray = $('.some').each().attr(name).all().get();
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collect primitive values from each element into a native array using an open each-loop?var valueArray = $($('.some').each().attr(name)).get();