Asynchronous Task Execution

Job provides the ability to continue executing code on the same thread after the await operator. It encapsulates a Task and waits for its completion or for specified conditions to be met.

Waiting for ‘Task’ Completion

To wait for an asynchronous task to complete, use the Job.Wait method. Example:

await Job.Wait(Task.Delay(5_000));
// Code execution will continue on the thread associated with the GameObject

Waiting for a Condition to Be Met

You can wait for a specific condition using Job.WaitWhile or Job.WaitUntil. Example:

await Job.WaitWhile(() => Time.CurrentMillis < TimeMark);
// Code execution will continue on the thread associated with the GameObject

List of Available Job Methods

Job.Delay(int millis) — delays execution for the specified number of milliseconds.
Job.Delay(float seconds) — delays execution for the specified number of seconds.
Job.WaitUntil(Func predicate) — waits until the predicate function returns true.
Job.WaitWhile(Func predicate) — waits while the predicate function returns true.
Job.Wait(Task task) — waits for the Task to complete.
Job.Wait(Task task) — waits for the Task to complete and returns the result.