// Try to avoid unnecessary slow memory reallocations by creating your queue with an ample capacity
private void ExpandCapacity()
{
// Double our capacity
capacity *= 2;
// Create a new queue
var newQueue = new ItemPriority <TItem, TPriority> [capacity];
// Copy the contents of the original queue to the new one
Array.Copy(queue, newQueue, queue.Length);
// Copy the new queue over the original one
queue = newQueue;
}
public void Enqueue(TItem item, TPriority priority)
{
if (++count > capacity)
{
ExpandCapacity();
}
int newItemIndex = count - 1;
queue[newItemIndex] = new ItemPriority <TItem, TPriority> {
Item = item, Priority = priority
};
ReorderItem(newItemIndex, -1);
}
