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unlock = Zotero.Notifier.begin(lock) Zotero.Notifier.commit(unlock) Zotero.Notifier.reset() Zotero.DB.addCallback(type, callback) begin(), commit() and reset() are added to beginTransaction(), commitTransaction() and rollbackTransaction(), respectively, on startup, so notifications are now automatically queued during DB transactions -- this has the potential to make complex operations dramatically faster begin() can also be called manually -- pass true to indicate that intermediate commit()'s (e.g. called from commitTransaction()) shouldn't run the event queue, and pass the value returned to the matching commit() call. (The return value of commit() will be true if it is the first begin() to request a lock and false otherwise -- this allows multiple begin(true) calls to be nested without the nested ones triggering notification. This does make trigger() order a bit less predictable, but I'm ordering events and types (e.g. calling modify events after add and before delete) in an attempt to avoid problems. We'll see if this works or we need a more sophisticated ordering/grouping scheme. |
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