C#•2y ago

Thread.sleep in a constructor

Since you can't await in a constructor, I'm calling an async method and just sleeping the thread for 10ms while the task is incomplete:

private readonly string _Value;
public MyClass() { // Constructor
  Task<string> task = GetMyValue(); // Makes an asynchronous Http request
  while (!task.IsCompleted) Thread.Sleep(10);
  _Value = task.Result;
}

private readonly string _Value;
public MyClass() { // Constructor
  Task<string> task = GetMyValue(); // Makes an asynchronous Http request
  while (!task.IsCompleted) Thread.Sleep(10);
  _Value = task.Result;
}

private readonly string _Value;
public MyClass() { // Constructor
  Task<string> task = GetMyValue(); // Makes an asynchronous Http request
  while (!task.IsCompleted) Thread.Sleep(10);
  _Value = task.Result;
}

private readonly string _Value;
public MyClass() { // Constructor
  Task<string> task = GetMyValue(); // Makes an asynchronous Http request
  while (!task.IsCompleted) Thread.Sleep(10);
  _Value = task.Result;
}

Is this ok, or is there a better way to do this?

... or should I just be designing my code better in the first place?

Thread.sleep in a constructor

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