[How to ensure the call() function adds length to your timeline]

Well shoot, that was easy. Thanks Diaco!

 

Add on question: will this account for nested onComplete functions within the function called?

 

For example, the function called tweens in a circle on a map and then that has an onComplete function that populates a bunch of dots on the map. Will using add account for the onComplete function as well?

return TweenLite.to(element, duration, { scale: scaleSize, ease: Back.easeOut, onComplete: populateDots });

[How to ensure the call() function adds length to your timeline]

First of all, love GSAP. You guys have done an awesome job, it's a very enjoyable API to work with.
 
Now, my question: How can I ensure my timeline properly adds duration for a function added with call() so that it calls the function in sequence?
 
For example:
 

var mainTl = new TimelineMax();

mainTl.addLabel('start')
.to($('h1'), 0.5, { y: '-=30px', autoAlpha: 1, ease: Power2.easeOut }, 'textIn')
.to($('p'), 0.5, { y: '+=30px', autoAlpha: 1, ease: Power2.easeOut }, 'textIn')
.call(myFunction, ['param1', 'param2'])
.call(myOtherFunction, ['param1', 'param2']);

function myFunction(element, duration) {
    return TweenLite.to(element, duration, { scale: 1, ease: Back.easeOut })
}

function myOtherFunction(element, duration) {
    return TweenLite.to(element, duration, { scale: 5, ease: Back.easeOut })
}

My problem is that when I call myFunction myOtherFunction is called at the same time. It doesn't wait for myFunction to finish and then calls myOtherFunction. Perhaps I need a callback but I'm not sure where.