LoopDelay.NET 1.0.9.9

LoopDelay.NET

Allows you to add a Delay or High Resolution Sleep to Loop Conditions, removing them from the body.

You can optionally add an Expire Time to prevent infinite loops with the option to run an ExpireAction.

using LoopDelay.NET;

High Resolution Sleep (Fastest)

while (await Loops.Sleep(delayMs))
{
    // Only Your Code Inside the Loop
    break;
}

or

var startTicks = DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks;
while (await Loops.Sleep(startTicks, delayMs, expireMs))
{
    // Only Your Code Inside the Loop
    break;
}

or

while (await Loops.Sleep(startTicks, delayMs, expireMs, () => { Console.WriteLine("Expired"); }))
{
    // Only Your Code Inside the Loop
    break;
}

Simple Delay (Faster)

var startTicks = DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks;
while (await Loops.Delay(startTicks, delayMs, expireMs))
{
    // Only Your Code Inside the Loop
    break;
}

Strongly Typed Delay (Slower)

var startTime = DateTime.UtcNow;
while (await Loops.Delay(startTime, delayTimeSpan, expireTimeSpan))
{
    // Only Your Code Inside the Loop
    break;
}

While Conditions

You can add a condition to the while statement like you usually would or you can put it in the body; or both.

var startTime = DateTime.UtcNow;
while (Condition && await Loops.Delay(startTime, delayTimeSpan, expireTimeSpan))
{
    if (Condition) { break; }

    // Only Your Code Inside the Loop
    break;
}

Await or .Result()

 while (await Loops.Delay(startTime, delayTimeSpan, expireTimeSpan))

or

 while (Loops.Delay(startTime, delayTimeSpan, expireTimeSpan).Result)

Notes

Start time/ticks should use DateTime.UtcNow