I have 2 scipts almost identical with a cascade of function calls nested in a fiber.
This one (parsing Tx in a blockchain) with three calls works perfectly
wait.launchFiber(blockchain)
function blockchain() {
foreach block {
parseBlock (blockIndex)
}
}
function parseBlock(blockIndex) {
foreach Tx in block {
parseTx(txHash)
}
}
function parseTx (txHash) {
if ( txHashInDB(txHash) ) {
do something
}
}
function txHashInDB (txHash) {
var theTx = wait.forMethod(Tx, 'findOne', {'hash': txHash});
return (theTx) ? true : false;
}
Then I have to do something similar with the mempool. In this case I don't have blocks, only transactions, so I have only 2 calls and I get this error message:
Error: wait.for can only be called inside a fiber
wait.launchFiber(watchMempool);
function watchMempool() {
web3.eth.filter('pending', function (error, txHash) {
parseTx(txHash);
});
}
function parseTx (txHash) {
if ( txHashInDB(txHash) ) {
do something
}
}
function txHashInDB (txHash) {
var theTx = wait.forMethod(Tx, 'findOne', {'hash': txHash});
return (theTx) ? true : false;
}
I don't understand what the problem is. Those two scripts have the same structure !