		@@ -192,3 +192,3 @@ /*
		invoke: function (i, scope) {
		var err, o = i.next(), emitter;
		var err, o = i.next();
		if (!o) {
		@@ -211,12 +211,7 @@ if (scope.event === 'error') {
		try {
		emitter = this._internalEmitter;
		emitter.invoke(emitter.iterator('error'), {
		event : 'error',
		args : [e],
		cause : {
		event : scope.event,
		fn : o.fn,
		scope : o.scope \|\| scope,
		args : scope.args \|\| []
		}
		this.emitError(e, {
		event : scope.event,
		fn : o.fn,
		scope : o.scope \|\| scope,
		args : scope.args \|\| []
		});
		@@ -238,2 +233,11 @@ } catch (ee) {

		emitError: function (err, cause) {
		var emitter = this._internalEmitter;
		emitter.invoke(emitter.iterator('error'), {
		event : 'error',
		args : [err],
		cause : cause
		});
		},

		isInternalEvent: function (event) {
		@@ -240,0 +244,0 @@ if (typeof event !== 'string') {

package.json

		{
		"name" : "glob-events",
		"version" : "1.5.0",
		"version" : "1.6.0",
		"description" : "Event emitter with glob support on event names",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "keywords" : ["event", "emitter", "glob", "listener"],

README.md

		@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ # glob-events.js
		with the optional arguments. Matching rules are applied on the event name as
		descibed in the [glob-tree match expressions][].
		described in the [glob-tree match expressions][].
		- `addListener(event, fn)` / `on(event, fn)`: Registers a listener for an event
		- `once(event, fn)`: Registers a listener for an event that is automatically
		removed on the first invocation
		- `removeListener(event, fn)`: Unregisteres a listener for an event
		- `removeListener(event, fn)`: Unregisters a listener for an event
		- `removeAllListeners([event])`: Unregisters all listeners, or all listeners
		@@ -81,6 +81,14 @@ for the given event. Matching rules are not applied.
		the given `scope` with the arguments from `scope.args`. This function is
		internally used by `emit`.
		internally used by `emit`. If a listener throws, `emitError` is used to emit
		an error event.
		- `isInternalEvent(event)`: Returns `true` if the given event is an internal
		event. These are the "error" event, the add and remove events and the
		configured internal events.
		- `emitError(error, cause)`: Emits an `"error"` event with the given error as
		the only argument. If `cause` is given, it is accessible in error listeners
		via `this.cause`. A cause object should have these entries:
		- `event`: The event that caused the exception
		- `fn`: The function that threw the exception
		- `scope`: The scope the function was executed with
		- `args`: The arguments that where passed to the function

		@@ -87,0 +95,0 @@

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