using is "asynchronous -- unless the scripts have already been loaded"

[fat]

That inconsistency seems odd to me. Why not always make using non blocking?

[danwrong]

Well, basically the callback fires immediately. We could put a setTimeout(0) around it but Im not sure whether its worth it. Are there situations where this would be a good idea?

On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 1:15 PM, fat reply@reply.github.com wrote:

That inconsistency seems odd to me. Why not always make using non blocking?

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[fat]

//foo/bar has already been loaded
using('/foo/bar', function() { really huge method with lots of logic });

//foo hasn't been loaded
using('/foo', function() {...});

i'd want foo script to start fetch before waiting for my method above to finish execution

[fat]

it's not really a big deal to me... It was just weird when i read it. I'll reopen if it ever comes up in real developement