onDataProcessed

onDataProcessed is a common event or callback function name used in software development, particularly in contexts involving data handling and processing. Its purpose is to signal that a particular set of data has successfully completed its processing stage. This event is typically triggered by a component or system responsible for transforming, analyzing, or manipulating data.

When the onDataProcessed event fires, it often carries with it the processed data itself or information about the results of the processing. This allows other parts of the application or system to react to the completion of the data processing task. For example, a user interface might update to display the processed data, a subsequent processing step could begin, or a logging mechanism could record the successful completion.

The specific implementation and usage of onDataProcessed can vary significantly depending on the programming language, framework, or library being used. However, the underlying principle remains the same: to provide a clear notification and a mechanism for further action once data has been processed. This event-driven approach helps in creating asynchronous and responsive applications, ensuring that operations dependent on processed data are not executed prematurely.