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Take this in the library! Evaluation privada de proyectos. [Arlette Beltran B; Hanni Cueva Beteta; University of the Pacific (Lima). Centro de Investigación.] In: E. B. S. L. P. “Organization of Research” // Organization of Research in the Pacific Region. Atlantic Information Bureau. Atlantic Council. University of Lima. Center for Environmental Research. 2004. [Arlette Beltrán B, Hanni Cueva Beteta, E. B. S. L. P. «Research Organization».) Arlette Beltrán B; Hanni Cueva Betéta; Uícuo de los Países, Centro de Investigación. Atlantico. Institute of Oceanography. University of Lima. Centro de Investigación luminosos. La Ocean. 2004.

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Bundle the file with a zip/jar library..
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Q:

Is it possible to determine the wait type of an open handle?

I’ve tried googling to no avail (The actual question is at the bottom).
I was surprised to find that a call to the GetWaitReason function can return the wait type of a file handle (File Operation), rather than a handle of type HANDLE (File Functions). This doesn’t seem right, but I’m not entirely sure how to interpret the result returned. (By the way, it’s not a good idea to ask for someone to interpret the result of a function that you haven’t tested)
The idea for this bit of trivia is to differentiate between the file-type wait types, and a few of the «other» wait types.
$F = New-Object System.IO.FileStream
$F.Open(«test.txt», «r»)
$F.Position = 0
$F.EndOfStream
[System.Diagnostics.Process]::Start($MyInvocation.MyCommand)
$WaitReason = [System.Diagnostics.Process]::GetWaitReason($F.Handle)
Write-Host «wait reason: $WaitReason»

The output of this looks like this:
Wait Reason
—————
The handle being waited on is open, so there’s no blocking to wait.

My question is, is there any way to determine the specific open handle wait type (e.g. File Operation, File Access, etc.)?

A:

Yes, it is possible to get information about the wait type of any
handle, but the GetWaitReason() method of the Process class can only
examine the current wait reason. That is, it returns the current
reason for the particular handle. To obtain information about a
specific reason, call the UnsafeWaitReasonW
function. (This function also has
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