Hi all.
I'd be interested to know how others would approach this:
Say I want to query a feature table. The following code takes a query and fires a request to the featuretable which results in a list of queryIds.
myFeatureTable.queryIds(query)
In the featuretable I then put some code within the onQueryIdsStatusChanged handler which does something with the list of Ids. All good.
But, what I really want is the following:
var listOfIds = myFeatureTable.queryIds(query);
The reason could be that maybe I want to fire off two different queries at the same time to the featuretable and work with both sets of results. Or perhaps I have a dozen places in my app that fire off requests and do different things with the results - how do I then return the list back to the function/code that called it in order to work with that list?
E.g. this is what I would ideally want:
var listOfIds1 = myFeatureTable.queryIds(query1);
var listOfIds2 = myFeatureTable.queryIds(query2);
// do some stuff with the two lists....
So the question is: how to return the result back to the function that actually requested it?
