C# (CSharp) ConsoleApplication1 OneTimeGate Examples

Programming Language: C# (CSharp)

Namespace/Package Name: ConsoleApplication1

Class/Type: OneTimeGate

Examples at hotexamples.com: 2

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Example #1

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        private static void FunWithOneTimeGate()
        {
            OneTimeGate mre = new OneTimeGate();

            mre.WaitAsync().ContinueWith(t => CW("Wait 1 complete"));
            mre.WaitAsync().ContinueWith(t => CW("Wait 2 complete"));
            mre.WaitAsync().ContinueWith(t => CW("Wait 3 complete"));

            Console.WriteLine("Press Enter to Continue");
            Console.ReadLine();

            mre.Set();

            mre.WaitAsync().ContinueWith(t => CW("Wait 4 complete"));
            mre.WaitAsync().ContinueWith(t => CW("Wait 5 complete"));
            mre.WaitAsync().ContinueWith(t => CW("Wait 6 complete"));


            Console.WriteLine("Press Enter to Continue");
            Console.ReadLine();
        }

Example #2

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File: Program.cs Project: adbk/spikes

        private static void FunWithOneTimeGate()
        {
            OneTimeGate mre = new OneTimeGate();
            mre.WaitAsync().ContinueWith(t => CW("Wait 1 complete"));
            mre.WaitAsync().ContinueWith(t => CW("Wait 2 complete"));
            mre.WaitAsync().ContinueWith(t => CW("Wait 3 complete"));

            Console.WriteLine("Press Enter to Continue");
            Console.ReadLine();

            mre.Set();

            mre.WaitAsync().ContinueWith(t => CW("Wait 4 complete"));
            mre.WaitAsync().ContinueWith(t => CW("Wait 5 complete"));
            mre.WaitAsync().ContinueWith(t => CW("Wait 6 complete"));


            Console.WriteLine("Press Enter to Continue");
            Console.ReadLine();

        }