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I have an array of Task<T> objects and would like to block until all have returned. How would I do this? (This is in a debugging view so performance is not an issue).
Basically, what is the task library equivalent of jquery’s $.when?
If you want to block, you can use
Task.WaitAll(yourTasks);. If you want to use a continuation that fires when they’re all done (and are either using .NET 4.5 or the AsyncTargetingPack for .NET 4.0), you can useTask.WhenAll(yourTasks).ContinueWith(t => ...);