Testing response from a call back failure.

So I have some code that requires waiting for a call back and testing the response of it.

For some reason the callback never managed to get called. I've stepped through the code with the debugger but the nodeunit process finishes (with unfinished tests) before the callback can actually fire. I have no doubt I am doing something wrong but no idea what.

This is the test code I'm using:

```
exports["Strip - Firmata"] = {
setUp: function(done){
this.board = newBoard();
done();
},
tearDown: function(done) {
Board.purge();
restore(this);
done();
},

stripReady: function(test) {
test.expect(1);

var strip = new pixel.Strip({
data: 6,
length: 8,
board: this.board,
controller: "FIRMATA",
});

strip.on("ready", function() {
console.log("strip ready");
test.ok(true);
test.done();
});
},
}
```

For context: The `stripReady` test needs to test that a particular event is being emitted by the strip object once it's good to go (this is talking to some hardware behind the scenes). Down the line I'll want to test the appropriate error events as well.

When I trace this with the debugger, the strip constructor gets called, the handler gets bound but right at the moment the handler is bound nodeunit then exits.

As such it doesn't get a chance to drop into the ready handler shown above. I can trace to the point where it emits the message on the `Strip` side but that event handler never gets called.

So the question is how do I get nodeunit to hang around long enough to get the response back?

FYI the strip constructor is correct and it working properly with the hardware.

Commencez par le test stripReady montré et le cycle de vie des tests asynchrones de nodeunit, puis exécutez le test avec la configuration matérielle décrite dans l’issue. C’est terminé lorsque l’événement ready est observé et que son assertion est terminée avant que nodeunit ne se termine, le comportement étant reproductible ou expliqué.

Rédigé par le modèle d'indexation à partir du texte de l'issue.