问题
I have the following code:
// Get all of the files from the local storage directory.
var files = await folder.GetFilesAsync();
// Map each file to a stream corresponding to that file.
var streams = files.Select(async f => { return await f.OpenStreamForWriteAsync(); });
I would expect streams to be of type IEnumerable<Stream> but in fact it is of IEnumberable<Task<Stream>>, which is what I would've expected had I omitted the await keyword. The return type of OpenStreamForWriteAsync is Task<Stream> — surely awaiting it should produce a Stream?
So, why is the return await statement returning a Task?
Thanks for your help.
回答1:
All async methods return either void, Task, or Task<TResult>. The lambda is just an anonymous method, and thus that still applies. It's essentially the same as this named method:
private static async Task<Stream> Foo(TypeGOesHere f )
{
return await f.OpenStreamForWriteAsync();
}
In order to make it return a Stream it would need to be a blocking method, rather than an async method:
private static Stream Foo(TypeGOesHere f )
{
return f.OpenStreamForWriteAsync().Result;
}
You probably don't want that.
You can turn your IEnumerable<Task<Stream>> into a Task<Stream[]> by using Task.WhenAll if that helps you:
Task<Stream[]> resultTask = Task.WhenAll(streams);
回答2:
Wouldnt this be the best solution?
// Get all of the files from the local storage directory.
var files = await folder.GetFilesAsync();
// Map each file to a stream corresponding to that file and await the Task that waits for all tasks to complete? maybe thats whats being implied above...
var streams = await Task.WhenAll(files.Select(async f => { return await f.OpenStreamForWriteAsync(); }));
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/13982195/async-lambda-expression-with-await-returns-task