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DESCRIPTION

Most of the documentation here points back to the documentation in the Promises::Deferred module.

Additionally Promises::Cookbook::GentleIntro contains a long explanation of how this module, and all it's components are meant to work together.

METHODS

"new( $deferred )"

The constructor only takes one parameter and that is an instance of Promises::Deferred that you want this object to proxy.

"then( $callback, $error )"

This calls "then" on the proxied Promises::Deferred instance.

"catch( $error )"

This calls "catch" on the proxied Promises::Deferred instance.

"done( $callback, $error )"

This calls "done" on the proxied Promises::Deferred instance.

"finally( $callback )"

This calls "finally" on the proxied Promises::Deferred instance.

"status"

This calls "status" on the proxied Promises::Deferred instance.

"result"

This calls "result" on the proxied Promises::Deferred instance.

"is_unfulfilled"

This calls "is_unfulfilled" on the proxied Promises::Deferred instance.

"is_fulfilled"

This calls "is_fulfilled" on the proxied Promises::Deferred instance.

"is_failed"

This calls "is_failed" on the proxied Promises::Deferred instance.

"is_in_progress"

This calls "is_in_progress" on the proxied Promises::Deferred instance.

"is_resolved"

This calls "is_resolved" on the proxied Promises::Deferred instance.

"is_rejected"

This calls "is_rejected" on the proxied Promises::Deferred instance.

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COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.