tricky event question.

[melinda]

If I have 2 classes ("A" and "B") that inherit from the same base class, and
both override an event handler method HandleMyEvent(..), class "A" has a
hashtable of one or more class "B"'s. When the event is getting thrown,
class "A"'s overriden method HandleMyEvent(...) is catching it just fine, but
the the class "B"'s overriden method HandleMyEvent(...) doesn't seem to be
catching it. How do I get every instance of class "B" to catch the event in
it's overrided method HandleMyEvent(...)?

[Alexander Shirshov]

Can we see code?

My guess is you forgot to add a delegate to B.HandlerMyEvent... Overriding
HandleMyEvent isn't enough. You need to subscribe *each instance*.

Alexander

"melinda" <me*****@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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If I have 2 classes ("A" and "B") that inherit from the same base class,
and
both override an event handler method HandleMyEvent(..), class "A" has a
hashtable of one or more class "B"'s. When the event is getting thrown,
class "A"'s overriden method HandleMyEvent(...) is catching it just fine,
but
the the class "B"'s overriden method HandleMyEvent(...) doesn't seem to be
catching it. How do I get every instance of class "B" to catch the event
in
it's overrided method HandleMyEvent(...)?