Here is my code
function save_current_side(current_side) {
var result;
var final = a.b({
callback: function (a) {
console.log(a); // its working fine here
return a;
}
});
}
where b is the synchronous function. I am calling the above function anywhere in the code
var saved = save_current_side(current_side);
The variable saved is undefined. How to get returned valued by callback function
When a callback function completes execution, it returns any return value that it might have to the DataBlade API, which invoked it.
You can pass the exec function a callback. When the exec function determines the username, you invoke the callback with the username. var child = exec(cmd, function(error, stdout, stderr, callback) { var username = stdout. replace('\r\n',''); callback( username ); });
Use of Generic for Callback Type in TypeScript The callback will not return any value most of the time, so the typeTwo type is default set to void. But in case you want to return a value from a callback function, you could specify the typeTwo type.
If b
is a synchronoys method, you simply store the value in a variable, so that you can return it from the save_current_side
function instead of from the callback function:
function save_current_side(current_side) {
var result;
a.b({
callback: function (a) {
result = a;
}
});
return result;
}
If b
is an asynchronous method, you can't return the value from the function, as it doesn't exist yet when you exit the function. Use a callback:
function save_current_side(current_side, callback) {
a.b({
callback: function (a) {
callback(a);
}
});
}
save_current_side(current_side, function(a){
console.log(a);
});
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