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view Implab/Deferred.cs @ 255:b00441e04738 v3
Adde workaround to the behaviour of the logical operations stack in conjuction
with async/await methods
author | cin |
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date | Wed, 04 Apr 2018 15:38:48 +0300 |
parents | 7c7e9ad6fe4a |
children | 547a2fc0d93e |
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using System; using System.Diagnostics; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace Implab { /// <summary> /// This class is responsible for the promise resolution, dispatching and chaining /// </summary> public class Deferred : IResolvable { readonly Promise m_promise; internal Deferred() { m_promise = new Promise(); } internal Deferred(Promise promise, IDispatcher dispatcher) { Debug.Assert(promise != null); m_promise = promise; } public IPromise Promise { get { return m_promise; } } public void Cancel() { Reject(new OperationCanceledException()); } public virtual void Reject(Exception error) { if (error is PromiseTransientException) error = ((PromiseTransientException)error).InnerException; m_promise.RejectPromise(error); } public virtual void Resolve() { m_promise.ResolvePromise(); } public virtual void Resolve(IPromise thenable) { if (thenable == null) Reject(new Exception("The promise or task are expected")); if (thenable == m_promise) Reject(new Exception("The promise cannot be resolved with oneself")); try { thenable.Then(this); } catch (Exception err) { Reject(err); } } public virtual void Resolve(Task thenable) { if (thenable == null) Reject(new Exception("The promise or task are expected")); try { thenable.Then(this); } catch(Exception err) { Reject(err); } } } }