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Asynchronous Tasks

Asynchronous tasks run in the background and call functions when the task generates an event. Asynchronous tasks are created by functions such as URLFetchAsynchronous and URLSaveAsynchronous.

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StopAsynchronousTask — stop asynchronous evaluations from an asynchronous task

StartAsynchronousTask — resume asynchronous evaluations from an asynchronous task

WaitAsynchronousTask — wait for an asynchronous task to complete

RemoveAsynchronousTask — shut down an asynchronous task

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