System.Collections.Async.AsyncEnumerableAdapterExtensions
Extension methods for IAsyncEnumerable<T> for backward compatibility with version 1 of this libraray.
Not recommended to use.
Creates an enumerator that iterates through a collection synchronously.
This method is marked as [Obsolete] to discourage you from using this synchronous version of
the method instead of GetAsyncEnumeratorAsync,
what might lead to dead-locks in ASP.NET or WPF applications.
Creates an enumerator that iterates through a collection synchronously.
This method is marked as [Obsolete] to discourage you from using this synchronous version of
the method instead of GetAsyncEnumeratorAsync,
what might lead to dead-locks in ASP.NET or WPF applications.
Advances the enumerator to the next element of the collection synchronously.
This method is marked as [Obsolete] to discourage you from using this synchronous version of
the method instead of MoveNextAsync,
what might lead to dead-locks in ASP.NET or WPF applications.
Converts IAsyncEnumerable to IEnumerable.
This method is marked as [Obsolete] to discourage you from doing such conversion,
which defeats the whole purpose of having a non-blocking async enumeration,
and what might lead to dead-locks in ASP.NET or WPF applications.
Converts IAsyncEnumerable<T> to IEnumerable<T>.
This method is marked as [Obsolete] to discourage you from doing such conversion,
which defeats the whole purpose of having a non-blocking async enumeration,
and what might lead to dead-locks in ASP.NET or WPF applications.
Converts IAsyncEnumerator to IEnumerator.
This method is marked as [Obsolete] to discourage you from doing such conversion,
which defeats the whole purpose of having a non-blocking async enumeration,
and what might lead to dead-locks in ASP.NET or WPF applications.
Converts IAsyncEnumerator<T> to IEnumerator<T>.
This method is marked as [Obsolete] to discourage you from doing such conversion,
which defeats the whole purpose of having a non-blocking async enumeration,
and what might lead to dead-locks in ASP.NET or WPF applications.