Adz Baywes

I am currently converting some C# code to Delphi and came across some methods that I am not sure on how to properly translate. The C# goes like this: public class Test { public string TestMe { get; set; } public string Category(string cat) { ... } } ... public class DoTest { public async Task<Test> Meth(string message) { return await Category(message); } } The async Task<T> Meth() function is where I'm lost type TTest = class private FTestMe: string; FCategory: string; public function TestMe: string read FTestMe write FTestMe function Category: string read FCategory write FCategory end; ... type TDoTest = class public function Meth(AMessage: string): Test end; implementation function TDoTest.Meth(AMessage: string): Test var MyTask: ITask; begin MyTask := TTask.Create( procedure begin ... end ); MyTask.Start; end; Can this be done with PPL and is my declaration/implementation of the function even correct?

Hi Vincent, thanks for taking the time answering my inquiry. I was also looking at your CancellationToken yesterday as it may be needed on my project, the C# code does use it. The example and explanation you have provided is sufficient for now. I will have to do some more research and read up on the link you have provided. Will be posting if anything comes up. Thanks again!

Better but note the bottom "| + | Quote |"

Put this code on GitHub? Sample output from Firefox Developer Edition Beta 64.0b4