AsyncLocal<T> Classe

Définition

generic <typename T>
public ref class AsyncLocal sealed

public sealed class AsyncLocal<T>

type AsyncLocal<'T> = class

Public NotInheritable Class AsyncLocal(Of T)

Paramètres de type

Héritage

Object

AsyncLocal<T>

Exemples

L’exemple suivant utilise la AsyncLocal<T> classe pour conserver une valeur de chaîne dans un flux asynchrone. Il contraste également l’utilisation de AsyncLocal<T>ThreadLocal<T>.

using System;
using System.Threading;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

class Example
{
    static AsyncLocal<string> _asyncLocalString = new AsyncLocal<string>();

    static ThreadLocal<string> _threadLocalString = new ThreadLocal<string>();

    static async Task AsyncMethodA()
    {
        // Start multiple async method calls, with different AsyncLocal values.
        // We also set ThreadLocal values, to demonstrate how the two mechanisms differ.
        _asyncLocalString.Value = "Value 1";
        _threadLocalString.Value = "Value 1";
        var t1 = AsyncMethodB("Value 1");

        _asyncLocalString.Value = "Value 2";
        _threadLocalString.Value = "Value 2";
        var t2 = AsyncMethodB("Value 2");

        // Await both calls
        await t1;
        await t2;
     }

    static async Task AsyncMethodB(string expectedValue)
    {
        Console.WriteLine("Entering AsyncMethodB.");
        Console.WriteLine("   Expected '{0}', AsyncLocal value is '{1}', ThreadLocal value is '{2}'", 
                          expectedValue, _asyncLocalString.Value, _threadLocalString.Value);
        await Task.Delay(100);
        Console.WriteLine("Exiting AsyncMethodB.");
        Console.WriteLine("   Expected '{0}', got '{1}', ThreadLocal value is '{2}'", 
                          expectedValue, _asyncLocalString.Value, _threadLocalString.Value);
    }

    static async Task Main(string[] args)
    {
        await AsyncMethodA();
    }
}
// The example displays the following output:
//   Entering AsyncMethodB.
//      Expected 'Value 1', AsyncLocal value is 'Value 1', ThreadLocal value is 'Value 1'
//   Entering AsyncMethodB.
//      Expected 'Value 2', AsyncLocal value is 'Value 2', ThreadLocal value is 'Value 2'
//   Exiting AsyncMethodB.
//      Expected 'Value 2', got 'Value 2', ThreadLocal value is ''
//   Exiting AsyncMethodB.
//      Expected 'Value 1', got 'Value 1', ThreadLocal value is ''

Imports System.Threading
Imports System.Threading.Tasks

Module Example
    Dim _asyncLocalString As New AsyncLocal(Of String)()

    Dim _threadLocalString As New ThreadLocal(Of String)()

    Async Function AsyncMethodA() As Task
        ' Start multiple async method calls, with different AsyncLocal values.
        ' We also set ThreadLocal values, to demonstrate how the two mechanisms differ.
        _asyncLocalString.Value = "Value 1"
        _threadLocalString.Value = "Value 1"
        Dim t1 = AsyncMethodB("Value 1")

        _asyncLocalString.Value = "Value 2"
        _threadLocalString.Value = "Value 2"
        Dim t2 = AsyncMethodB("Value 2")

        ' Await both calls
        await t1
        await t2
     End Function

    Async Function AsyncMethodB(expectedValue As String) As Task
        Console.WriteLine("Entering AsyncMethodB.")
        Console.WriteLine("   Expected '{0}', AsyncLocal value is '{1}', ThreadLocal value is '{2}'", 
                          expectedValue, _asyncLocalString.Value, _threadLocalString.Value)
        await Task.Delay(100)
        Console.WriteLine("Exiting AsyncMethodB.")
        Console.WriteLine("   Expected '{0}', got '{1}', ThreadLocal value is '{2}'", 
                          expectedValue, _asyncLocalString.Value, _threadLocalString.Value)
    End Function

   Public Sub Main()
       AsyncMethodA.Wait()
   End Sub
End Module
' The example displays the following output:
'   Entering AsyncMethodB.
'      Expected 'Value 1', AsyncLocal value is 'Value 1', ThreadLocal value is 'Value 1'
'   Entering AsyncMethodB.
'      Expected 'Value 2', AsyncLocal value is 'Value 2', ThreadLocal value is 'Value 2'
'   Exiting AsyncMethodB.
'      Expected 'Value 2', got 'Value 2', ThreadLocal value is ''
'   Exiting AsyncMethodB.
'      Expected 'Value 1', got 'Value 1', ThreadLocal value is ''

Remarques

Étant donné que le modèle de programmation asynchrone basé sur des tâches a tendance à abstractionr l’utilisation des threads, AsyncLocal<T> les instances peuvent être utilisées pour conserver des données entre les threads.

La AsyncLocal<T> classe fournit également des notifications facultatives lorsque la valeur associée au thread actuel change, soit parce qu’elle a été modifiée explicitement en définissant la Value propriété, soit implicitement modifiée lorsque le thread a rencontré une await transition de contexte ou d’une autre transition de contexte.