javascript Programming Glossary: atomic

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1612148/gmt-vs-utc-dates

rotation. From Greenwich Mean Time on Wikipedia UTC is an atomic time scale which only approximates GMT with a tolerance of 0.9..

Javascript: wait until ajax request finishes to close page

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2970782/javascript-wait-until-ajax-request-finishes-to-close-page

while requestsPending 0 called before making ajax request atomic somehow function ajaxStarted requestsPending called when ajax.. ajaxStarted requestsPending called when ajax finishes also atomic function ajaxFinished requestsPending Unfortunately JS doesn't..

Every Object is a function and every function is Object - Which is Correct?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3449596/every-object-is-a-function-and-every-function-is-object-which-is-correct

Object and every Object itself is a function. Which is the atomic one Can someone explain in a better way javascript share..

Javascript semaphore / test-and-set / lock?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/555191/javascript-semaphore-test-and-set-lock

semaphore test and set lock Is there such a thing as an atomic test and set semaphore or lock in Javascript I have javascript.. can't have shared state so in essence all execution is atomic. Okay as you have now provided some of your code i assume you..

Microsecond timing in JavaScript

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6233927/microsecond-timing-in-javascript

calls. Notably if the OS's system time is updated e.g. atomic clock synchronization Date.getTime is also updated. now is guaranteed.. always be wall clock time assuming your wall clock is not atomic... . now can be used in almost every place that new Date.getTime..

Are there any atomic javascript operations to deal with Ajax's asynchronous nature?

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there any atomic javascript operations to deal with Ajax's asynchronous nature.. such things for javascript. javascript ajax asynchronous atomic share improve this question JavaScript is a nice language.. single threaded given piece of code is always executed atomically and never interrupted by another thread running JavaScript...

JavaScript equivalent of SwingUtilities.invokeLater()

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8947034/javascript-equivalent-of-swingutilities-invokelater

as event handlers making them wait. See also Are there any atomic javascript operations to deal with Ajax's asynchronous nature..