I have a list of tasks, which i'd like to wait for. I'm waiting like
await TaskEx.WhenAll(MyViewModel.GetListOfTasks().ToArray());
MyViewModel.GetListOfTasks() returns List of Task:
var tasksList = new List<Task>(); foreach (var item in Items) { tasksList.Add(item.MyTask()); }
Now, i'd like to return dummy task, which would be done immediately. However, TaskEx.WhenAll would wait it forever:
public Task<bool> MyTask() { return new Task<bool>(() => false); }
How can i return Task, which would be finished instantly?
To return Boolean from Task Synchronously, we can use Task. FromResult<TResult>(TResult) Method. This method creates a Task result that's completed successfully with the specified result. The calling method uses an await operator to suspend the caller's completion till called async method has finished successfully.
C# Language Async-Await Returning a Task without awaitThere is only one asynchronous call inside the method. The asynchronous call is at the end of the method. Catching/handling exception that may happen within the Task is not necessary.
The recommended return type of an asynchronous method in C# is Task. You should return Task<T> if you would like to write an asynchronous method that returns a value. If you would like to write an event handler, you can return void instead. Until C# 7.0 an asynchronous method could return Task, Task<T>, or void.
DoSomething()' is an async method that returns 'Task', a return keyword must not be followed by an object expression.
in .NET 4.5 you can use FromResult to immediately return a result for your task.
public Task<bool> MyTask() { return TaskEx.FromResult(false); }
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh228607%28v=vs.110%29.aspx
For Windows Phone 8.1 and higher, the API has been merged to be consistent with other platforms:
public Task<bool> MyTask() { return Task.FromResult(false); }
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