// Use this for initialization
void Start()
{
var pt = new ParallelTaskCollection();
var st = new SerialTaskCollection();
st.Add(Print("s1"));
st.Add(Print("s2"));
st.Add(pt);
st.Add(Print("s3"));
st.Add(Print("s4"));
pt.Add(Print("1"));
pt.Add(Print("2"));
//only the task runner can actually handle parallel tasks
//that return Unity operations (when unity compatible
//schedulers are used)
pt.Add(UnityAsyncOperationsMustNotBreakTheParallelism());
pt.Add(UnityYieldInstructionsMustNotBreakTheParallelism());
pt.Add(new LoadSomething(new UnityWebRequest("www.google.com")).GetEnumerator()); //obviously the token could be passed by constructor, but in some complicated situations, this is not possible (usually while exploiting continuation)
pt.Add(new LoadSomething(new UnityWebRequest("http://download.thinkbroadband.com/5MB.zip")).GetEnumerator());
pt.Add(new LoadSomething(new UnityWebRequest("www.ebay.com")).GetEnumerator());
pt.Add(Print("3"));
pt.Add(Print("4"));
pt.Add(Print("5"));
pt.Add(Print("6"));
pt.Add(Print("7"));
st.Start();
}
void Start()
{
SerialTaskCollection st = new SerialTaskCollection();
st.Add(Print(1));
st.Add(Print(2));
st.Add(DoSomethingAsynchonously(1));
st.Add(Print(3));
st.Add(WaitForSecondsTest());
st.Add(Print(4));
st.Add(WWWTest());
st.Add(Print(5));
st.Add(Print(6));
st.Start();
}
