I have a problem in this code:
try { await DoSomethingAsync(); }
catch (System.UnauthorizedAccessException)
{
ResourceLoader resourceLoader = new ResourceLoader();
var accessDenied = new MessageDialog(resourceLoader.GetString("access_denied_text"), resourceLoader.GetString("access_denied_title"));
accessDenied.ShowAsync();
}
It impossible to write await accessDenied.ShowAsync(); because Visual Studio count it as error: awaiting is forbidden in Catch body. But code without await doesn't work too. It can't catch an exception and app crashes.
Anyway, I need to show this dialog synchronously, because I need to stop running at this point for a moment. So, how to do this?
There are usually ways to rewrite the code to have async calls outside of the catch block . As for reasons why it's not allowed, check this SO answer . Moving it outside the catch
block and adding await
will basically make it "synchronous".
So, although it looks ugly, it should be something like:
bool operationSucceeded = false;
try
{
await DoSomethingAsync();
// in case of an exception, we will not reach this line
operationSucceeded = true;
}
catch (System.UnauthorizedAccessException)
{ }
if (!operationSucceeded)
{
var res = new ResourceLoader();
var accessDenied = new MessageDialog(
res.GetString("access_denied_text"),
res.GetString("access_denied_title"));
await accessDenied.ShowAsync();
}
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