/// <summary>
/// Add a resolved callback, a rejected callback and a progress callback.
/// The resolved callback chains a non-value promise.
/// </summary>
public IPromise Then(Func <PromisedT, IPromise> onResolved, Action <Exception> onRejected, Action <float> onProgress)
{
if (CurState == PromiseState.Resolved)
{
try
{
return(onResolved(resolveValue));
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
return(Promise.Rejected(ex));
}
}
var resultPromise = new Promise();
resultPromise.WithName(Name);
Action <PromisedT> resolveHandler = v =>
{
if (onResolved != null)
{
onResolved(v)
.Progress(progress => resultPromise.ReportProgress(progress))
.Then(
() => resultPromise.Resolve(),
ex => resultPromise.Reject(ex)
);
}
else
{
resultPromise.Resolve();
}
};
Action <Exception> rejectHandler;
if (onRejected != null)
{
rejectHandler = ex =>
{
onRejected(ex);
resultPromise.Reject(ex);
};
}
else
{
rejectHandler = resultPromise.Reject;
}
ActionHandlers(resultPromise, resolveHandler, rejectHandler);
if (onProgress != null)
{
ProgressHandlers(this, onProgress);
}
return(resultPromise);
}
/// <summary>
/// Chain a number of operations using promises.
/// Returns the value of the first promise that resolves, or otherwise the exception thrown by the last operation.
/// </summary>
public static IPromise <T> First <T>(IEnumerable <Func <IPromise <T> > > fns)
{
var promise = new Promise <T>();
int count = 0;
fns.Aggregate(
Promise <T> .Rejected(null),
(prevPromise, fn) =>
{
int itemSequence = count;
++count;
var newPromise = new Promise <T>();
prevPromise
.Progress(v =>
{
var sliceLength = 1f / count;
promise.ReportProgress(sliceLength * (v + itemSequence));
})
.Then((Action <T>)newPromise.Resolve)
.Catch(ex =>
{
var sliceLength = 1f / count;
promise.ReportProgress(sliceLength * itemSequence);
fn()
.Then(value => newPromise.Resolve(value))
.Catch(newPromise.Reject)
.Done()
;
})
;
return(newPromise);
})
.Then(value => promise.Resolve(value))
.Catch(ex =>
{
promise.ReportProgress(1f);
promise.Reject(ex);
});
return(promise);
}
/// <summary>
/// Add a resolved callback, a rejected callback and a progress callback.
/// The resolved callback chains a value promise (optionally converting to a different value type).
/// </summary>
public IPromise <ConvertedT> Then <ConvertedT>(
Func <PromisedT, IPromise <ConvertedT> > onResolved,
Func <Exception, IPromise <ConvertedT> > onRejected,
Action <float> onProgress
)
{
if (CurState == PromiseState.Resolved)
{
try
{
return(onResolved(resolveValue));
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
return(Promise <ConvertedT> .Rejected(ex));
}
}
// This version of the function must supply an onResolved.
// Otherwise there is now way to get the converted value to pass to the resulting promise.
// Argument.NotNull(() => onResolved);
var resultPromise = new Promise <ConvertedT>();
resultPromise.WithName(Name);
Action <PromisedT> resolveHandler = v =>
{
onResolved(v)
.Progress(progress => resultPromise.ReportProgress(progress))
.Then(
// Should not be necessary to specify the arg type on the next line, but Unity (mono) has an internal compiler error otherwise.
chainedValue => resultPromise.Resolve(chainedValue),
ex => resultPromise.Reject(ex)
);
};
Action <Exception> rejectHandler = ex =>
{
if (onRejected == null)
{
resultPromise.Reject(ex);
return;
}
try
{
onRejected(ex)
.Then(
chainedValue => resultPromise.Resolve(chainedValue),
callbackEx => resultPromise.Reject(callbackEx)
);
}
catch (Exception callbackEx)
{
resultPromise.Reject(callbackEx);
}
};
ActionHandlers(resultPromise, resolveHandler, rejectHandler);
if (onProgress != null)
{
ProgressHandlers(this, onProgress);
}
return(resultPromise);
}
