GetInvocationList - Where's the multi-cast delgate again?

[Phil Jones]

I think I might be missing something simple/stupid - but I'm trying to get
the delegates that are listed as event handlers for an event from within an
object instance. For example:
Namespace Foo
Public Delegate Sub MyEventHandler(ByVal sender As Object, _
ByVal e As EventArgs)

Public Class MyObject
Public Event MyEvent As MyEventHandler

Public Sub EnumerateEventDelegates()
' ??? What do I call "GetInvocationList" on?
End Sub
End Class
End Namespace

How do I get hold of the multi-cast delegate for the "MyEvent"?
I've had this explained to me in C# terms - but C# defines a field and a
property, and the field is the multi-cast delegate I'm looking for. This
isn't so with VB so I'm a little stuck.

Cheers everyone!

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Phil
(Auckland | Aotearoa)

[David]

On 2004-08-15, Phil Jones <ph************@hotmail.com> wrote:

I think I might be missing something simple/stupid -
You know, that phrase could have two meanings...

but I'm trying to get
the delegates that are listed as event handlers for an event from within an
object instance. <snip>
Public Event MyEvent As MyEventHandler <snip>
How do I get hold of the multi-cast delegate for the "MyEvent"?
I've had this explained to me in C# terms - but C# defines a field and a
property, and the field is the multi-cast delegate I'm looking for. This
isn't so with VB so I'm a little stuck.

Dim d() As System.Delegate = MyEventEvent.GetInvocationList()

Unfortunately, AFAIK the only solution really is this stupid, and worse
I'm pretty sure it's undocumented as well. Welcome to VB.Net.

[Phil Jones]

Wow - simple AND stupid. I like it! That it's undocumented is a little
scary.

Thanks for your help David.
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Phil
(Auckland | Aotearoa)