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ValueSnapshot<T> Methods

Class Methods 3 members
Provides an asynchronously initialized value that: - Can be awaited via GetValueAsync() until the first value or exception is set. - Exposes the latest value after it has been set (supports re-setting). - Tracks whether a value or exception was ever set via IsValueSet. - Supports setting an exception that will be thrown by GetValueAsync. Thread-safe for concurrent SetValue / SetException / GetValueAsync calls.
GetValueAsync(CancellationToken) Section titled GetValueAsync(CancellationToken) Task<T>
Await the current value: - If a value has already been set, returns it immediately. - If an exception has been set, throws it. - Otherwise waits until the first value or exception is set. Always returns the latest value at the moment of completion or throws the exception.
public sealed class ValueSnapshot<T>
{
public Task<T> GetValueAsync(
CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(CancellationToken))
{
// ...
}
}
cancellationToken CancellationToken optional
Sets an exception that will be thrown by GetValueAsync. The first successful call (either SetValue or SetException) completes any pending GetValueAsync waiters.
public sealed class ValueSnapshot<T>
{
public void SetException(
Exception exception)
{
// ...
}
}
exception Exception
Sets (or updates) the value. The first successful call completes any pending GetValueAsync waiters. Subsequent calls replace the current value.
public sealed class ValueSnapshot<T>
{
public void SetValue(
T value)
{
// ...
}
}
value T