Declaring an event in an interface

[Brad]

I'm using events to handle asynchronous notification upwards and interfaces
across all class boundaries. I'm not sure of how to declare a delegate and
its associated event through the interface. I need to be able to declare
this information in the interface so that the caller can register for the
event. Am I missing something simple?

TIA

Brad

[Brian Gideon]

Brad,

You can declare the event in the interface, but C# does not allow you
to declare types in an interface so you'll have to declare the delegate
somewhere else.

public delegate void MyEventHandler();

public interface IMyInterface
{
event MyEventHandler MyEvent;
}

Brian

Brad wrote:

I'm using events to handle asynchronous notification upwards and interfaces
across all class boundaries. I'm not sure of how to declare a delegate and
its associated event through the interface. I need to be able to declare
this information in the interface so that the caller can register for the
event. Am I missing something simple?

TIA

Brad

[Ignacio Machin \( .NET/ C# MVP \)]

Hi,

I think you are :)

this is a valid declaration :

public interface A
{
event EventHandler ev;
}
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Florida Department Of Transportation

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I'm using events to handle asynchronous notification upwards and
interfaces across all class boundaries. I'm not sure of how to declare a
delegate and its associated event through the interface. I need to be
able to declare this information in the interface so that the caller can
register for the event. Am I missing something simple?

TIA

Brad