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C#: Using lock will block later calls.
Using lock, i know if there are subsequent call, the later call will be waiting until previous call finishes. What if I don't want to have subsequent call to wait and let it skip that block of code.I...
View ArticleAnswer by InBetween for C#: Using lock will block later calls.
You can use the Monitor class:keyboardTimer = new Timer(500);keyboardTimer.Elapsed += (sender, e) =>{ if (Monitor.TryEnter(RemoteControlPage.keyboardLock)) { try { var keyboardStatus =...
View ArticleAnswer by spender for C#: Using lock will block later calls.
All this synchronization biz is a pain to get right. If you don't want to re-enter in a very unambiguous, easily understandable way, just go for an asynchronous loop:async Task...
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