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 | ConcurrentTokenizedPriorityQueueTKey, TValue, TToken |
Initializes a new instance of the ConcurrentTokenizedPriorityQueueTKey, TValue, TToken class. This instance is not configured to generate tokens by itself, thus you must
use the TryAdd(..) functions to enqueue items.
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| ConcurrentTokenizedPriorityQueueTKey, TValue, TToken(Int32) |
Initializes a new instance of the ConcurrentTokenizedPriorityQueueTKey, TValue, TToken class. This instance is not configured to generate tokens by itself, thus you must
use the TryAdd(..) functions to enqueue items.
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| ConcurrentTokenizedPriorityQueueTKey, TValue, TToken(TToken, FuncTToken, TToken) |
Initializes a new instance of the ConcurrentTokenizedPriorityQueueTKey, TValue, TToken class. When argument GetNextToken is not null,
the priority queue is generating new tokens by itself. In this case you should only use the Enqueue functions to enqueue items. In contrast, when GetNextToken is null,
the priority queue is not generating tokens by itself, and you have to use the TryAdd(..) functions to enqueue items.
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| ConcurrentTokenizedPriorityQueueTKey, TValue, TToken(Int32, TToken, FuncTToken, TToken) |
Initializes a new instance of the ConcurrentTokenizedPriorityQueueTKey, TValue, TToken class. When argument GetNextToken is not null,
the priority queue is generating new tokens by itself. In this case you should only use the Enqueue functions to enqueue items. In contrast, when GetNextToken is null,
the priority queue is not generating tokens by itself, and you have to use the Add functions to enqueue items.
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