##Project - WW

Extention of Web Worker. It enables you :

_ to write your web worker code wherever you want ! ( just a TaskWorker Object able to convert itself to Blob Url);
_ avoid managing with odd Web Worker syntax. (arguments are sent and received in the same order)
_ reduce sources of errors.
_ manage your worker behaviour with Listeners (as many as you want).
_ think like you're only used to think !!

##Demo :

http://ww.puzzledge.eu/

##Usage :

###Create a WW.WorkerTask :

var myTask = new WW.WorkerTask();

Add whatever function to your WorkerTask with function :

Don't miss the Reply function call in order to send your worker response to the client.

myTask.addListener('worker_listener_name', function( /* eventually args */){
	
	/* your worker task code executed by the web worker */

	Reply('client_listener_name', /* eventually args */);
})

######Exemple :

myTask.addListener('bonjour', function(o){
	Reply('print', "Bonjour "+o);
});

######If you need an external script in your worker context :

myTask.addExternalScript("my_external_script.js");

###Then create a WW.Worker :

var myWorker = new WW.Worker(myTask.toBlob(), /*Default Listener : Optionnal ,  OnError Function : Optionnal*/);

And now add your Listener called from your WW.WorkerTask Listener ( cf : Reply):

######Exemple :

########Note : that you receive results in the same order you sent them.

myWorker.addListener('print', function (pResult) {
	alert(pResult);
});

That's All, By now you can reach whatever Listener you've added before by calling the method Query on you WW.Worker Object.

######Exemple :

myWorker.Query("bonjour", "Friends");

###Transferable Objects :

With WW, there's no major difference between ArrayBuffer, ArrayBufferView or any other variable. Juste put it in argument !

In your WorkerTask Listener :

myTask.addListener('native_example',
	function(pArg){
		var ab = pArg;
		Reply('print',  ab);
	});

at Last you can Query your worker as usual like this :

myWorker.Query("native_example", my_native_array);

######Note : that you receive results in the same order you sent them.

Performance doesn't seems to be tremendously affected by my work since i use WW in my WebGL video game. For some details, check the three examples in the bundle.