`OWorkQueue`

Provides a queue of jobs that will be executed in a particular order, at a particular interval.

Methods

var workQ = new OWorkQueue( key, interval );

`workQ`	The variable that will hold your work queue.
`key`	A string with a unique key for this work queue. This will become the key for the OInterval.
`interval`	Number of milliseconds to wait after the completion of the previous job.

(see OQueue) Adds a job to the work queue (see Job Objects below).

Starts working. Jobs are taken from the queue and executed.

Boolean containing whether the work queue is currently working or not.

Called when the queue has started working.

Called when the queue has finished working.

A job object is a POJO that represents a single job. Any object that has an execute function is a valid job object.

{
  execute: function(){
    // do work
  }
}

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