Paul Gross's Blog - All Commentstag:www.pgrs.net,2010:mephisto/commentsMephisto Drax2010-07-31T22:23:15ZMichael Bridgentag:www.pgrs.net,2010-02-28:14647:177032010-07-31T22:23:15Z2010-07-31T22:23:15ZComment on 'Node.js, redis, and resque' by Michael BridgenYes, as I noted. What are the semantics of lpop? You only set the timer (and thereby unwind the stack) if it returns nothing.Paul Grosstag:www.pgrs.net,2010-02-28:14647:176622010-07-29T03:46:54Z2010-07-29T03:46:54ZComment on 'Node.js, redis, and resque' by Paul GrossMichael, the setTimeout prevents the recursion from continuing by registering a new event.Paul Grosstag:www.pgrs.net,2010-02-28:14647:176612010-07-29T03:43:52Z2010-07-29T03:43:52ZComment on 'Node.js, redis, and resque' by Paul GrossDavid, you are correct. Thanks.Michael Bridgentag:www.pgrs.net,2010-02-28:14647:176572010-07-28T22:16:58Z2010-07-28T22:16:58ZComment on 'Node.js, redis, and resque' by Michael BridgenPaul, handleResponse and popFromQueue appear to be mutually recursive, and don't bottom out unless the pop is on a timer.
Won't this eat up the stack?David Evanstag:www.pgrs.net,2010-02-28:14647:176482010-07-28T15:29:11Z2010-07-28T15:29:11ZComment on 'Node.js, redis, and resque' by David EvansJust a minor point, but isn't the function created in the following line redundant?
setTimeout(function() { popFromQueue(); }, 100);
Wouldn't it be more efficient to just do:
setTimeout(popFromQueue, 100);Allentag:www.pgrs.net,2008-08-06:2534:171382010-06-25T14:13:59Z2010-06-25T14:13:59ZComment on 'Switching users during a capistrano deploy' by Allenthis is great, it really helped mePaul Grosstag:www.pgrs.net,2008-09-06:3108:171012010-06-23T03:20:07Z2010-06-23T03:20:07ZComment on 'Capistrano dry run' by Paul GrossThanks, I fixed the link.Avatar Oyunlarıtag:www.pgrs.net,2008-09-06:3108:170952010-06-22T17:33:10Z2010-06-22T17:33:10ZComment on 'Capistrano dry run' by Avatar OyunlarıHi Paul, The link is not working..Avatar Oyunlarıtag:www.pgrs.net,2010-02-28:14647:170932010-06-22T17:26:32Z2010-06-22T17:26:32ZComment on 'Node.js, redis, and resque' by Avatar Oyunlarıthe article is very good Paul, congratulationsvicgtor9011tag:www.pgrs.net,2010-02-01:13677:170572010-06-19T13:35:01Z2010-06-19T13:35:01ZComment on 'Web proxy in node.js for high availability' by vicgtor9011Now it is all corect.mobztag:www.pgrs.net,2010-02-01:13677:168612010-06-06T21:33:21Z2010-06-06T21:33:21ZComment on 'Web proxy in node.js for high availability' by mobzvar isBalanced = false;
setInterval( function() {
fs.stat("balance", function(err) {
isBalanced = !err;
}, 1000);
}Jamesthe1sttag:www.pgrs.net,2007-10-08:91:168262010-06-04T19:03:13Z2010-06-04T19:03:13ZComment on 'Useful unix tricks - part 2' by Jamesthe1stVery nice. I just found this info today, and added it to my personal "notes and tips on Linux". Thanks a lotApietag:www.pgrs.net,2007-07-20:6:168202010-06-04T15:05:10Z2010-06-04T15:05:10ZComment on 'Render partial with collection has hidden counter' by ApieThanks! This was a great help.Troy Paynetag:www.pgrs.net,2008-01-30:595:161242010-04-28T19:25:45Z2010-04-28T19:25:45ZComment on 'Popup when leaving website' by Troy PayneGuys,
This isn't a solution. If a user refreshes the page or hits a back button, they will get the popup. This will be complete if it solves that problem, which I believe is impossible.ricktag:www.pgrs.net,2007-10-08:91:155712010-04-05T00:44:01Z2010-04-05T00:44:01ZComment on 'Useful unix tricks - part 2' by rickthanks for all the information