Join(T0, T1) Method (Port(T0), Port(T1), Handler(T0, T1))

Article
02/27/2012

Microsoft Robotics Class Reference

Creates a one time Join across two ports

Namespace: Microsoft.Ccr.Core
Assembly: Microsoft.Ccr.Core (in Microsoft.Ccr.Core.dll) Version: 4.0.261.0 (4.0.261.0)

Syntax

public static JoinReceiver Join<T0, T1>(
    this Port<T0> port,
    Port<T1> port1,
    Handler<T0, T1> handler
)

Parameters

port
Type: Microsoft.Ccr.Core. . :: . .Port< (Of < ( <'T0> ) > ) >

port1
Type: Microsoft.Ccr.Core. . :: . .Port< (Of < ( <'T1> ) > ) >

handler
Type: Microsoft.Ccr.Core. . :: . .Handler< (Of < ( <'T0, T1> ) > ) >
User delegate that executes when there is an item on the port

Type Parameters

T0
[Missing <typeparam name="T0"/> documentation for "M:Microsoft.Ccr.Core.PortExtensions.Join``2(Microsoft.Ccr.Core.Port{``0},Microsoft.Ccr.Core.Port{``1},Microsoft.Ccr.Core.Handler{``0,``1})"]
T1
[Missing <typeparam name="T1"/> documentation for "M:Microsoft.Ccr.Core.PortExtensions.Join``2(Microsoft.Ccr.Core.Port{``0},Microsoft.Ccr.Core.Port{``1},Microsoft.Ccr.Core.Handler{``0,``1})"]

Return Value

Usage Note

In Visual Basic and C#, you can call this method as an instance method on any object of type Port< (Of < ( <'T0> ) > ) >. When you use instance method syntax to call this method, omit the first parameter. For more information, see or .