Can you please provide an example on how to use the above request for blocking.

I am trying to call some information in from an event (call it "myevent") but when using myAsyncLogEventRequest it returns before the data is received, therefore is null. but when I attempt the above call in a blocking manner, it errors in unity stating "Cannot implicitly convert type `System.Collections.Generic.IDictionary<string,object>' to `GameSparks.GameSparksSender"

So far I have been unable to find any example on how to use this request in a blocking style forcing a wait until the data is returned before calling the completionfunction.

Current code is as follows:

	public IDictionary<string, object> getplayercharacter(string userid)
	{

		Debug.Log ("Player Data Requested");
		Dictionary<string, object> parameters = new Dictionary<string, object>();
		parameters.Add("UserID",userid);
		//GameSparksApi.mySyncLogEventRequest("GetPChar",parameters);
			GameSparksSender sender=GameSparksApi.mySyncLogEventRequest("GetPChar",parameters);
		//GameSparksApi.logEventRequest("GetPChar").sendAsync(delegate(IDictionary<string,object> response)
		sender.sendAsync(testcloudcodecompletion);
		return playerdata;
	}

Thank you. that done the trick.  So simple that I didn't see it :)

I was attempting to use sender.send(testcloudcodecompletion); which is where I went wrong.

Using your example it seems to be working using IDictionary<string,object> results=sender.send(); testcloudcodecompletion(results); 

now sending in the correct order (rather than reversing for some reason) and letting the first complete before doing the second.