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c# - Force loop to wait for an event

I am trying to write a method that goes through a list of items - for each one adds it to a form, then waits for the user to input some data and click a button. However I have no idea of what I should/could be using to create this.

foreach (string s in List)
{
    txtName.Text = s;
    //wait for button click...

    // When the user is ready, they click the button to continue the loop.
}

So far all I have found is the EventWaitHandle class, which seems to only apply for threads.

How can I achieve this?

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There are ways of doing this using signalling if you're also using async/await - you could await a task which is completed by the button being clicked for example - but in general you should think about user interfaces in a more event-driven way.

Instead of having your foreach loop here, keep an index into the collection for which item is being displayed, and advance it each time the button is clicked. (Remember to check whether or not there are more items to display, of course.)


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