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Yesterday I started playing with Microsoft CTP async library, and nowhere I could not find the proper implementation of the awaitable Task. I know that it must have implementation like this?: public struct SampleAwaiter<T> { private readonly Task<T> task; public SampleAwaiter(Task<T> task) { this.task = task; } public bool IsCompleted { get { return task.IsCompleted; } } public void OnCompleted(Action continuation) { TaskEx.Run(continuation); } public T GetResult() { return task.Result; } } But how would I now implement a task that would, let's say, wait 5 seconds, and the return some string, for example "Hello World"? One way is to use Task directly like so: Task<string> task = TaskEx.Run( () => { Thread.Sleep(5000); return "Hello World"; }); string str = await task; But how would I do that with the awaitable implementation? Or did I just misunderstood everything? Thanks for any information/help :)
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