Equivalent in VB.NET ?

03-16-06, 08:54 AM

MobileBoy36

Hello group,

What is the equivalent of this code snippet in C#?

public event EventHandler OnConnect
{
add { lock(syncRoot) { connectedEvent += value; } }
remove { lock(syncRoot) { connectedEvent -= value; } }
}

best regards,
Mobile Boy

03-16-06, 09:39 AM

Daniel Moth

First you have to ask yourself if you *really* need custom events. 99% of
the time you don't.

If you really do, then VB2005 supports them so you are out of luck if you
are targeting CF v1.0.

For the syntax read this:
[url down]

Cheers
Daniel

03-17-06, 12:50 PM

MobileBoy36

Thanks for your response Daniel...

Do you already now how to achieve the += in VB.NET on the line
connectedEvent += value?

best regards

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03-17-06, 03:15 PM

Daniel Moth

Look at the site I referenced. It shows an example of that (hint: Combine
and Remove methods of your delegate). I am sure msdn2 has an example too but
here is yet another:
http://www.lhotka.net/WeBlog/BetterV...olution. aspx

Cheers
Daniel

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