Stuart Blackler
I am trying to create a form of Buffered Input to see how easy it would be to implement, without the use of Rx or any other library. So I came up with the following class:
public class BufferedInput<T>
{
private Timer _timer;
private volatile Queue<T> _items = new Queue<T>();
public...
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The answer referring to an article on SitePoint is not entirely complete. Please see RFC 6265 (to be fair, this RFC was released in 2011 after this question was posted, which supersedes previous RFC 2965 from 2000 and RFC 2109 from 1997).
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