DotNetObject.AddDelegateToEvent
Associate a delegate with an event
WTSupported in traditional Synergy on Windows
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object.AddDelegateToEvent(eventname, delegate)
Arguments
object
One of the following:
- An object returned by the DotNetObject constructor
- A method, property, or field that returns an object
- For a static event, an assembly
eventname
The name of the event to add the delegate to.
delegate
A delegate returned from the DotNetDelegate constructor.
Discussion
The order in which delegates are called by the .NET Framework is determined by the rules of the .NET Framework, which is usually first in, first out. A delegate should not contain any user interface components and should be implemented with the same limitations as xfServerPlus calls.
Examples
The second line of the example below associates an instance of the System.EventHandler delegate named button_OnClick with the Click event. See Sample programs for an example in the context of a complete program.
button_OnClick = new DotNetDelegate(sys, "System.EventHandler", ^NULL, & "ns1.cls1.static_meth1") button.AddDelegateToEvent("Click", button_OnClick)