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public ActionResult Index() {
return ProgressFlushResult(x => {
x.PartialView("First");
x.PartialView("Second");
x.PartialView("Third");
});
}
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nikmd23 commented Mar 4, 2014

But for my money, yield return is still the most elegant way to do this.

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khalidabuhakmeh commented Mar 4, 2014

You essentially want to create a "Workflow", which at the end of each state/node you want to flush. The yield return might be confusing to devs who might be familiar with that construct as it pertains to an "enumerable" thing.

I personally would prefer a more explicit implementation to something like this so it sticks out.

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