Queue and Threading

This is a general program$$anonymous$$g question. The Queue generic collection in System.Collections.Generic is perfectly suited for this - usually.

What exactly do you want to put in this queue? Using multiple threads can cause plenty of problems.

The Task class is a reasonable way to do it. There are other ways. Due to Unity's avoidance on threads you won't find too many people here who do heavy multi threading.

How would I assign a type to my queue (in JS) I have tried like this, but without any luck:

 class info {
     var Test : int;
     var Test1 : int;
 }
 
 var queue : Queue.<info>;
 function Start() {
     queue = new Queue.<info>();
 }

but when trying to call it like this:

 Debug.Log(queue.Peek.Test);

it gives me this error:

  BCE0019: 'Test' is not a member of 'function(): info'.

The type of the queue.Peek is:

CompilerGenerated.PT_Update$callable0$210_57

@ExtremePowers:
`Peek()` is a method, so you need to execute it by adding the brackets (the calling operator). However be sure you "queued" something or Peek will fail with an exception.