Clean up AsyncProgressWorker documentation#831
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The old documentation was not very clear on how to use the API. It was missing javascript references, and was not necessarily following the best coding standards. These adjustments make it a bit more complete now by providing all three necessary parts, the worker, the hookup code, and the javascript usage of it. I have also gone ahead and rewritten the `AsyncProgressQueueWorker` example to show demonstration of the `FunctionReference` class and how to use multiple callbacks instead of one combined callback.
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Maybe it shlould be:
of a string and three callback functions
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This is why I should not adjust my code late at night :( Fixing it
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* Clean up AsyncProgressWorker documentation The old documentation was not very clear on how to use the API. It was missing javascript references, and was not necessarily following the best coding standards. These adjustments make it a bit more complete now by providing all three necessary parts, the worker, the hookup code, and the javascript usage of it. I have also gone ahead and rewritten the `AsyncProgressQueueWorker` example to show demonstration of the `FunctionReference` class and how to use multiple callbacks instead of one combined callback.
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The old documentation was not very clear on how to use the API. It was missing javascript references, and was not necessarily following the best coding standards.
These adjustments make it a bit more complete now by providing all three necessary parts, the worker, the hookup code, and the javascript usage of it.
I have also gone ahead and rewritten the
AsyncProgressQueueWorkerexample to show demonstration of theFunctionReferenceclass and how to use multiple callbacks instead of one combined callback.