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Namespace NanoByte.Common.Tasks

Task system for managing long-running tasks and reporting progress to the user.

Classes

AnsiCliProgress

Reports task progress updates using ANSI console output.

AnsiCliProgressContext

Container for one or more ANSI console progress bars.

AnsiCliTaskHandler

Informs the user about the progress of tasks and ask questions using ANSI console output.

CliProgress

Reports task progress updates using console output.

CliTaskHandler

Informs the user about the progress of tasks and ask questions using console output.

DialogTaskHandler

Uses simple WinForms dialog boxes to inform the user about the progress of tasks.

ForEachTask

Provides a static factory method for ForEachTask<T> as an alternative to calling the constructor to exploit type inference.

ForEachTask<T>

A task that performs an operation once for each element of a collection.

GuiTaskHandlerBase

Common base class for WinForms ITaskHandler implementations.

PercentProgressCallback

A callback to be called by a workload to report its progress in percent.

ServiceTaskHandler

Uses ILogger<TCategoryName>, ICredentialProvider and CancellationTokenSource from IServiceProvider if available. Executes tasks silently and suppresses any questions.

SilentTaskHandler

Executes tasks silently and suppresses any questions.

SimplePercentTask

A delegate-driven task. Progress is reported in percent.

SimpleTask

A delegate-driven task. Only completion is reported, no intermediate progress.

TaskBase

Abstract base class for ITask implementations.

TaskHandlerBase

Common base class for ITaskHandler implementations.

TaskHandlerExtensions

Extension methods for ITaskHandler

TaskSnapshot

Represents a progress snapshot of an ITask.

TaskState

Represents different states a (usually Web- or IO-related) task can be in.

Verbosity

Interfaces

ITask

Represents an operation that can be cancelled and have its progress tracked.

ITaskHandler

Used to run and track ITasks and ask the user questions. Specific implementations provide different kinds of user interfaces.

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