Modified changes

docs/changes.md

@@ -84,12 +84,18 @@ multi:mainloop()
 Added
 ---
 - `thread.chain(...)` allows you to chain `thread.hold(FUNCTIONs)` together
-	```
+	```lua
 	while true do
 		thread.chain(hold_function_1, hold_function_2)
 	end
 	```
-	If the first function returns true, it moves on to the next one
+	If the first function returns true, it moves on to the next one. if expanded it follows:
+	```lua
+	while true do
+		thread.hold(hold_function_1)
+		thread.hold(hold_function_2)
+	end
+	```
 - Experimental option to multi settings: `findopt`. When set to `true` it will print out a message when certain pattern are used with this library. For example if an anonymous function is used in thread.hold() within a loop. The library will trigger a message alerting you that this isn't the most performant way to use thread.hold().
 - `multi:newSystemThreadedConnection()`
 

init.lua

@@ -876,6 +876,32 @@ function multi:newTStep(start,reset,count,set)
 	return c
 end
 
+local tasks = {}
+local _tasks = 0
+
+local function _task_handler()
+	tasks[#tasks + 1] = func
+	_tasks = _tasks + 1
+end
+
+function multi:newTask(func)
+	multi:newThread("Task Handler",function()
+		while true do
+			thread.hold(function()
+				return _tasks > 1
+			end)
+			for i=1,_tasks do
+				tasks[i]()
+			end
+			_tasks = 0
+		end
+	end)
+	-- Re bind this method to use the one that doesn't init a thread!
+	multi.newTask = _task_handler
+	tasks[#tasks + 1] = func
+	_tasks = _tasks + 1
+end
+
 local scheduledjobs = {}
 local sthread