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Private Bufferblock que {get; set;} = new Bufferblock (32); This is the implementation I want to achieve.im getting error can not convert int to System.Threading.Tasks.Dataflow.dataflowblockoptions. I tried making that int implementation to list of tasks but again getting same error. What should I do ?
@Gaurav Jha , Welcome to Microsoft Q&A, could you provide a code example that could reproduce your error? The error often means that you are converting type incorrectly.
private BufferBlock<T> que {get; set;} = new BufferBlock<T>(32);
Where T I am using as in AudioSendBuffer class.
I was getting typecast error so changed it to below.
private BufferBlock<T> que {get; set;} = new BufferBlock<T>(new DataFlowBlockOptions {BoundedCapacity =32});
Now the problem is I can not consume methods like previous so changes the code to below.
This methods I want ,
que.IsComplete
private Task<BufferBlock<T>> que {get; set;} = new Task< BufferBlock<T>>(new DataFlowBlockOptions {BoundedCapacity =32});
But getting errors so how to approach it ?
What errors did you get in this case and what do you mean by "I can not consume methods like previous"?
When bufferblock return type is task.attached the image.
When I remove return type as task.
@Gaurav Jha , thanks for the feedback, based on my test, I find that I could not reproduce your problem. Could you provide a small, completed code example with me? It will help me to analyze your problem better.
@Jack J Jun is it possible to share your code ? Meanwhile I will also share the piece or code mine
@Gaurav Jha , thanks for the feedback, I need the class AudioSendBuffer.
Here is my code:
@Jack J Jun my question is can we make statement as below.
private Task <BufferBlock<T>> Que {get;set;} = new Task<BufferBlock<T>>(64);
@Gaurav Jha , thanks for the feedback, I reproduced your problem.
I am afraid that you could not make the code like the above.
First, we need to specify the type instead of T if you used T in a common class.
Second, we could not give the specific value 64 in the Task constructor.
You could try the following code to set the code without the problem:
private Task<BufferBlock<int>> Que { get; set; } = new Task<BufferBlock<int>>(() => { return new BufferBlock<int>(); });
@Gaurav Jha , is any update? Did you have problem about my solution?
I have attached the error as in attachment file.