Take a look at test/generic_test.cpp for now.
I can't guarantee that this doesn't leak all kinds of memory. In fact, I can guarantee that Dispatching an event to storage doesn't clear up if the thread ends.
I'll keep working on it.
class MyObject : public EventEmitter::Emitter {}
auto object = new MyObject();
object->On(EventEmitter::EventId(1), []() {
// do something asynchronously
}, EventEmitter::Async);
object->On(EventEmitter::EventId(2), []() {
// do something synchronously!
}, EventEmitter::Immediate);
object->On(EventEmitter::EventId(3), [](){
// dispatch this function to the thread that called me!
}, EventEmitter::Dispatch);
object->Emit(EventEmitter::EventId(1)); // invoked with std::async
object->Emit(EventEmitter::EventId(2)); // Blocks until complete
object->Emit(EventEmitter::EventId(3)); // Nothing's happened yet?!
EventEmitter::EventLoop::ProcessEvents(); // now EventId(3) fires.I like to learn by doing and I wanted to learn more about some async concepts and type-erasure.
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