/// <summary>
/// Resumes the object completely for only a short time. Thus, if object was suspended before, it will be suspended again when the function returns.
/// </summary>
public override void ResumeCompleteTemporarily()
{
var result = new TemporaryResumeToken(this);
result.ResumeTemporarily();
result.Dispose();
}
/// <summary>
/// Resumes the events of this class as long as you hold the returned resume token. The original state (the suspenended state) is restored when you dispose the resume token.
/// </summary>
public IDisposable ResumeShortlyGetToken()
{
var token = new TemporaryResumeToken(this);
token.ResumeTemporarily();
return(token);
}
/// <summary>
/// Resumes the object completely for the time the returned token is referenced and not disposed.
/// The return value is a token that had 'absorbed' the suspend count of the object, resulting in the suspend count
/// of the object dropped to 0 (zero). When the returned token is finally disposed, the suspend count of the object is increased again by the 'absorbed' suspend count.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>A new token. As long as this token is not disposed, and not other process calls SuspendGetToken, the object is fre (not suspended). The object is suspended again when
/// the returned token is disposed.</returns>
public override IDisposable ResumeCompleteTemporarilyGetToken()
{
var result = new TemporaryResumeToken(this);
result.ResumeTemporarily();
return(result);
}
public void ResumeCompleteTemporarily()
{
var parent = _parent;
if (null == parent)
{
throw new ObjectDisposedException("This token is already disposed");
}
var result = new TemporaryResumeToken(parent);
result.ResumeTemporarily();
result.Dispose();
}
/// <summary>
/// Resumes the object completely for only a short time. Thus, if object was suspended before, it will be suspended again when the function returns.
/// </summary>
public override void ResumeCompleteTemporarily()
{
var result = new TemporaryResumeToken(this);
result.ResumeTemporarily();
result.Dispose();
}
/// <summary>
/// Resumes the object completely for the time the returned token is referenced and not disposed.
/// The return value is a token that had 'absorbed' the suspend count of the object, resulting in the suspend count
/// of the object dropped to 0 (zero). When the returned token is finally disposed, the suspend count of the object is increased again by the 'absorbed' suspend count.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>A new token. As long as this token is not disposed, and not other process calls SuspendGetToken, the object is fre (not suspended). The object is suspended again when
/// the returned token is disposed.</returns>
public override IDisposable ResumeCompleteTemporarilyGetToken()
{
var result = new TemporaryResumeToken(this);
result.ResumeTemporarily();
return result;
}
public void ResumeCompleteTemporarily()
{
var parent = _parent;
if (null == parent)
throw new ObjectDisposedException("This token is already disposed");
var result = new TemporaryResumeToken(parent);
result.ResumeTemporarily();
result.Dispose();
}
/// <summary>
/// Resumes the events of this class as long as you hold the returned resume token. The original state (the suspenended state) is restored when you dispose the resume token.
/// </summary>
public IDisposable ResumeShortlyGetToken()
{
var token = new TemporaryResumeToken(this);
token.ResumeTemporarily();
return token;
}
