private void Ping_PingReceived(object sender, PingReceivedArgs e)
{
PingInfo pingInfo = PingInfo.Parse(e);
// Add the result to the collection
Application.Current.Dispatcher.BeginInvoke(DispatcherPriority.Normal, new Action(delegate()
{
lock (PingResult)
PingResult.Add(pingInfo);
}));
// Calculate statistics
PingsTransmitted++;
if (pingInfo.Status == System.Net.NetworkInformation.IPStatus.Success)
{
PingsReceived++;
if (PingsReceived == 1)
{
MinimumTime = pingInfo.Time;
MaximumTime = pingInfo.Time;
}
else
{
if (MinimumTime > pingInfo.Time)
{
MinimumTime = pingInfo.Time;
}
if (MaximumTime < pingInfo.Time)
{
MaximumTime = pingInfo.Time;
}
// lock, because the collection is changed from another thread...
// I hope this won't slow the application or causes a hight cpu load
lock (PingResult)
AverageTime = (int)PingResult.Average(s => s.Time);
}
}
else
{
PingsLost++;
}
}
private void Ping_PingReceived(object sender, PingReceivedArgs e)
{
PingInfo pingInfo = PingInfo.Parse(e);
// Add the result to the collection
PingResult.Add(pingInfo);
// Calculate statistics
PingsTransmitted++;
if (pingInfo.Status == System.Net.NetworkInformation.IPStatus.Success)
{
PingsReceived++;
if (PingsReceived == 1)
{
MinimumTime = pingInfo.Time;
MaximumTime = pingInfo.Time;
}
else
{
if (MinimumTime > pingInfo.Time)
{
MinimumTime = pingInfo.Time;
}
if (MaximumTime < pingInfo.Time)
{
MaximumTime = pingInfo.Time;
}
}
// I don't know if this can slow my application if the collection is to large
AverageTime = (int)PingResult.Average(s => s.Time);
}
else
{
PingsLost++;
}
}
