Using C#, I have list of methods (Actions). I then have a method to invoke action using a foreach loop. A button click calls the method which in turn invokes every action in the list in one go. What I am after is for the click to only execute one action per click. Thanks in advance.
private static List<Action> listOfMethods= new List<Action>();
listOfMethods.Add(() => method1());
listOfMethods.Add(() => method2());
listOfMethods.Add(() => method3());
//====================================================================
private void invokeActions()
{
foreach (Action step in listOfMethods)
{
step.Invoke();
//I want a break here, only to continue the next time the button is clicked
}
}
//====================================================================
private void buttonTest_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
invokeActions();
}
You can add a step counter :
private static List<Action> listOfMethods= new List<Action>();
private static int stepCounter = 0;
listOfMethods.Add(() => method1());
listOfMethods.Add(() => method2());
listOfMethods.Add(() => method3());
//====================================================================
private void invokeActions()
{
listOfMethods[stepCounter]();
stepCounter += 1;
if (stepCounter >= listOfMethods.Count) stepCounter = 0;
}
//====================================================================
private void buttonTest_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
invokeActions();
}
You need to persist some state in between button clicks, so that you know where you left off from the last time. I suggest using a simple counter:
private int _nextActionIndex = 0;
private void buttonTest_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
listOfMethods[_nextActionIndex]();
if (++_nextActionIndex == listOfMethods.Count)
_nextActionIndex = 0; // When we get to the end, loop around
}
This executes the first action, then the next, etc. each time the button is pressed.
First write a method to generate a Task
when a particular Button
is next pressed:
public static Task WhenClicked(this Button button)
{
var tcs = new TaskCompletionSource<bool>();
EventHandler handler = null;
handler = (s, e) =>
{
tcs.TrySetResult(true);
button.Click -= handler;
};
button.Click += handler;
return tcs.Task;
}
Then just await
it in your method when you want it to continue after the next button press:
private async Task invokeActions()
{
foreach (Action step in listOfMethods)
{
step.Invoke();
await test.WhenClicked();
}
}
If you only need to execute the methods once, I would suggest adding them to a Queue<T>
so state does not need to be maintained.
private static Queue<Action> listOfMethods = new Queue<Action>();
listOfMethods.Enqueue(method1);
listOfMethods.Enqueue(method2);
listOfMethods.Enqueue(method3);
private void buttonTest_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {
if (listOfMethods.Count > 0) {
listOfMethods.Dequeue().Invoke();
}
}
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