Class DebounceDispatcher

Provides Debounce() and Throttle() methods. Use these methods to ensure that events aren't handled too frequently.

Throttle() ensures that events are throttled by the interval specified. Only the last event in the interval sequence of events fires.

Debounce() fires an event only after the specified interval has passed in which no other pending event has fired. Only the last event in the sequence is fired.

More info: https://weblog.west-wind.com/posts/2017/Jul/02/Debouncing-and-Throttling-Dispatcher-Events

System.Object
  MarkdownMonster.Windows.DebounceDispatcher
 
public class DebounceDispatcher : object

Class Members

MemberDescription

Constructor

Debounce

public void Debounce(int interval,     Action action,     object param,     DispatcherPriority priority,     Dispatcher disp)

Throttle

This method throttles events by allowing only 1 event to fire for the given timeout period. Only the last event fired is handled - all others are ignored. Throttle will fire events every timeout ms even if additional events are pending.

Use Throttle where you need to ensure that events fire at given intervals.

public void Throttle(int interval,     Action action,     object param,     DispatcherPriority priority,     Dispatcher disp)

Requirements

Namespace: MarkdownMonster.Windows
Assembly: markdownmonster.exe
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