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by: (Pete Cresswell) |
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I've been perusing a "real-life" application and notice that for instance, in a
button's Click() event, they don't write the processing code. Instead, they
raise an event like AddNewRecord and then put the coding that would have been in
the click event in the AddNewRecord event handler.
It seems TB throughout the app, so I'm guessing it's some sort of Best Practice.
Anybody care to explain?
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PeteCresswell
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by: Dan Cimpoiesu |
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I have a remoting object, derived from MarshalByRefComponent, that I
instantiate on the client side, with Activator.GetObject.
Can I receive events fired on the server, on the client?
How?
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by: Vittorio Pavesi |
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Hello,
is it possible to manually raise the event Elapsed of the timer object ?
Vittorio
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by: User |
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Hi,
How better is to implement my own event (and calling my raiseevent)
instead of calling a function.
I receive a lot of data via winsock control, should I raise my event
when receiving all this data, and then parse this data.
OR
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by: tony |
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Hello !!
I have a question about event.
This small program below is taken from the internet and I
wonder if there are any advantage to use this Onxxx in this case it's
OnEventSeven
instead of doing in the following way.
1. In method GenNumbers() you remove this statement "OnEventSeven(new
DivBySevenEventArgs(i));" with these
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by: John Dann |
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VB.Net 2005:
I have a class that performs some functions and then needs to update
some labels on the main form (from which it is called) with several
pieces of information, some text, some datetime etc, according to the
results of the calculations.
I can see at least a couple of ways of doing this:
1. Define a structure that contains all the items of information that
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by: Pon |
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Hi everybody,
Simple question : Inside a class that has a shared method, how to raise an
event on a given instance of this class from the shared method ?
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by: =?Utf-8?B?Ulc=?= |
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I constructed a new Class with some private members.
I would like an event to be raised on the moment the value of one of those
private members is changed.
How do I define an event for that private member and how do I raise the event?
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RW
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by: Mike |
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Hi group;
Let say I have an object called Account, that raises an event called
AccountLow with its owns EventArgs, and when this event gets raised, I
will like to raise another custom event called AccountGotLowAmount and
passes AccountLow’s EventArgs along with the new event.
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This is as boiled down as I can make it.
Here is my compilation command:
g++-12 -std=c++20 -Wnarrowing bit_field.cpp
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