Hello!
I'm reading in a book and they use definition sometimes and declaration
sometimes.
I just want to use the correct terminologi when I talk about these kind of
things.
Below is an example from a book.
The two rows that begin with public delegate void...
and
public event MoveRequest ...
what is each one according to you. Is it a definition or declaration?
class GameController
{
public delegate void MoveRequest(obj ect sender, MoveRequestEven tArgs e);
public event MoveRequest OnMoveRequest;
.... ... ...
}
//Tony
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Tony Johansson <jo************ *****@telia.com wrote:
I'm reading in a book and they use definition sometimes and declaration
sometimes.
I just want to use the correct terminologi when I talk about these kind of
things.
Below is an example from a book.
The two rows that begin with public delegate void...
and
public event MoveRequest ...
what is each one according to you. Is it a definition or declaration?
They're both declarations. One is a delegate type declaration, and the
other is an event declaration.
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These terms are synonymous.
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Hello!
I'm reading in a book and they use definition sometimes and declaration
sometimes.
I just want to use the correct terminologi when I talk about these kind of
things.
Below is an example from a book.
The two rows that begin with public delegate void...
and
public event MoveRequest ...
what is each one according to you. Is it a definition or declaration?
class GameController
{
public delegate void MoveRequest(obj ect sender, MoveRequestEven tArgs e);
public event MoveRequest OnMoveRequest;
... ... ...
}
//Tony
-----Original Message-----
From: Bob Powell [MVP] [mailto:bo*@spam killerbobpowell .net]
Posted At: Sunday, 2 December 2007 10:20 AM
Posted To: microsoft.publi c.dotnet.langua ges.csharp
Conversation: A question about definition and declaration
Subject: Re: A question about definition and declaration
These terms are synonymous.
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Bob Powell [MVP]
Visual C#, System.Drawing
To clarify Bob's statement, these terms are synonymous in Visual C#.
Some other languages, for example, C and C++, have difference between
Definition and Declaration.
Hello,
These terms are synonymous.
Even for Partial Methods?
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