LockedTask.NET 1.0.5.3

LockedTask.NET

using System.Threading.Tasks.LockedTask;

Usage

Create a new LockedTask

private static LockedTask NewLockedTask = new LockedTask();

Run the Task

NewLockedTask.RunAsync(YourTaskMethod);

By default the Awaiter for your TaskMethod() will be set to false but you can change it if you want

NewLockedTask.RunAsync(YourTaskMethod, true);

By default the TimeOut for the attempt is set to 0 and will enter the lock or return instantly, but you can change it.

NewLockedTask.RunAsync(YourTaskMethod, 20);

Single Caller

When a single TaskMethod() calls RunAsync() only one (by default) TaskMethod() will be allowed to run concurrently no matter how many times you call RunAsync()

   while (true)
   {
        NewLockedTask.RunAsync(YourTaskMethod);
   }

Multiple Callers

Multiple TaskMethods() can attempt to enter a single LockedTask and only one (by default) will be allowed to RunAsync() at a time, There is no guarantee what order they will RunAsync() in, First caller into the lock wins.

   while (true)
   {
        NewLockedTask.RunAsync(YourTaskMethod1);
        NewLockedTask.RunAsync(YourTaskMethod2, true);
   }

Optional

Initialize a Semiphore with different parameters (Before you start using RunAsync())

NewLockedTask.NewSemiphore(1,1);

Initialize a new Semiphore by providing one (Before you start using RunAsync())

NewLockedTask.NewSemiphore(semiphore);