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I have two sets of files, let's call them base and mods . The mods files override the base files, so when I run the gulp task related to base , I need to run the mods task directly after. My setup is something like this: gulp.task('base',function(){ return gulp.src('base-glob') .pipe(...) .pipe(gulp.dest('out-glob')) }); gulp.task('mods',function(){ return gulp.src('mods-glob') .pipe(...) .pipe(gulp.dest('out-glob')) }); So I want to run the mods task at the completion of the base task. Note that this is not the same as defining base as a dependency of mods , because if I'm only changing mods

Does anyone know why a synchronous ajax call would fail and give the following error on Safari on an iPad, but the same code works fine on all other platforms and browsers I've tested so far? NETWORK_ERR: XMLHttpRequest Exception 101: A network error occurred in synchronous requests. That error suggests that I'm attempting a cross-domain request, but I'm not; the requested URL is on the same host, and in fact it's a relative URL. Even in trivial tests, this fails on the iPad (and works on all other platforms and browsers, including Safari), so I'm confident I've ruled out any possibility of a

Want a player (easy enough to put up) that plays back a directory of mp3s in such a way that if you join at 3:33:33 pm, you hear what others hear, not track one. like a pseudo broadcast/stream. how do i achieve that - what looks nice / is probably minimizable / is easy? i am trying to use mirvling but no such luck. any ideas? It's unlikely you're going to find something to drop in place. Plus, this isn't typically handled on the client side of things. You neglected to specify what languages and what not that you are using, so I'll provide a general answer. There are two methods to accomplish

My problem is quite simple but I can't find anything online. I am finishing development of a phone app, and I am having some issues with Cordova because of the not-synchronous execution. As it is right now, I have to do something like this: var finishedFl = 0; cordova.exec( function(info) { .... [Function goes here] finishedFl = 1; }, function (info) { alert('Error'); }, 'Smapps', 'getInfo', []); While(finishedFl != 1){ wait; } anotherFunction(); I find this way of programming extremely troubling and obviously not that good. So the question is: Is there any way of making Cordova execution

What's the proper way to do a synchronous QNetworkAccessManager::get ? The qt wiki offers an approach, but states "it is not recommended to use this in real applications." The mailinglist offers a similar solution to the wiki. Yum may use something like this: QEventLoop loop; connect(_netReply, SIGNAL(finished()), &loop, SLOT(quit())); loop.exec(); The simple solution mentioned in the wiki and in the answer from yttrium is quite fragile since it doesn't handle all possible failure scenarios (such as proxy) and therefore shouldn't be used in a production environment, and unfortunately it has