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c# - Async with WPF properties

I have a bound property like this:

public string MyPath
{
    get { return _mypath; }
    set
    {
        _mypath = value;
        NotifyPropertyChanged(() => MyPath);
        LoadSomeStuffFromMyPath(mypath)
    }
}

I'd like the make LoadSomeStuffFromMyPath async but I cannot await from a property. Is there a simple way to do this?

EDIT: More than one person has said not to use a property so I want to call this out. I am using WPF and this property is bound to the UI. I have to use a property.

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Since you want to force the operation to not continue until this is complete, I would suggest making a method to handle loading and displaying your progress.

You could use a separate property to disable the UI while this loads, which could effectively "block" your user until the operation completes:

public string MyPath
{
    get { return _mypath; }
    set
    {
        _myPath = value;
        NotifyPropertyChanged(() => MyPath);
        UpdateMyPathAsync();
    }
}

public async Task UpdateMyPathAsync()
{
    this.EnableUI = false; // Stop user from setting path again....
    await LoadSomeStuffFromMyPathAsync(MyPath); 
    this.EnableUI = true;
}

This allows you to still bind, as normal, with WPF, but have your UI reflect that the operation is running (asynchronously) and display progress, etc.


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