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by jQueryIsAwesome
4927 days ago
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That way is longer without reason, you must first define in the function scope both variables error and result; the latter only receives assignation when no error has been generated. function doAsyncCall(callback){
var error, result;
// .. do some async stuff
// assign error if there was one or result when everything went fine
if( !error ){ result = data; }
callback(error, result);
}
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