PRoConEvents.MULTIbalancer.ListPlayersLoop C# (CSharp) Method

        private void ListPlayersLoop()
        {
            /*
            Strategy: Control the rate of listPlayers commands by keeping track of the
            timestamp of the last event. Only issue a new command if no new event occurs within
            the required time.

            TBD: This ought to be retired in favor of a TimerLoop request
            */
            try {
            while (fIsEnabled) {
            DelayedRequest request = null;
            lock (fListPlayersQ) {
                while (fListPlayersQ.Count == 0) {
                    Monitor.Wait(fListPlayersQ);
                    if (!fIsEnabled) return;
                }

                request = fListPlayersQ.Dequeue();

                // Wait until event handler updates fListPlayersTimestamp or MaxDelay has elapsed
                while (request.LastUpdate == fListPlayersTimestamp
                  && DateTime.Now.Subtract(request.LastUpdate).TotalSeconds < request.MaxDelay) {
                    Monitor.Wait(fListPlayersQ, 1000);
                    if (!fIsEnabled) return;
                }
            }

            // If there has been no event, ask for one
            if (request.LastUpdate == fListPlayersTimestamp) ServerCommand("admin.listPlayers", "all");
            }
            } catch (ThreadAbortException) {
            fAborted = true;
            return;
            } catch (Exception e) {
            ConsoleException(e);
            } finally {
            if (!fAborted) ConsoleWrite("^bListPlayersLoop^n thread stopped", 0);
            }
        }