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Pawan

Hullo Mates,
I am looking for some resource on delegates and event raising in C# for
my threading application. Actually the whole delegation process seems very
confusing to me :( ... Well I am going through MSDN, still any further
resources with some examples on delegates that might help me would really be
appreciated.

Cheers and stay blessed.
Pawan.
 
http://www.wintellect.com/resources/articles.aspx?authorID=3 Jeffrey
Richter's series is posted here and it's excellent. I highly recommend his
book on the .NET Framework as well. It's not for a beginner, but it
explains a lot that you won't see much about elsewhere.

Paul Kimmel has a really good discussion/examples in his book Visual Basic
..NET Power Coding (Chapter 6) on Asynchronous Processing.

If you have any specific questions though, let me know.

Cheers,

Bill
 
Pawan said:
Hullo Mates,
I am looking for some resource on delegates and event raising in C# for
my threading application.
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I have written a simple function that has two listboxes (input and output).

Note that Function here is a type.

public delegate double Function(double arg); // create a function type

public void compute(Function f) // define a function that asks for a
function parameter
{
output.Items.Clear(); // clear the listbox

for (int i = 0; i < 25; i++)
{
numbersOut = f(numbersIn); // applay the function to each number
in the table
output.Items.Add(numbersOut.ToString()); // show the result in the
other listbox
}
}

....

private void sineMenuItem_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
compute(new Function(Math.Sin)); // call computer with the function
Math.Sin (standard C# function)

// Since the function parameter in the call is an object, you must first
create it by using "new", and than pass it as a paramter
}

private void cosineMenuItem_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
compute(new Function(Math.Cos)); // call computer with the function
Math.Cos (standard C# function)
}

double square(double x) // define a function square, since I cannot find
it in the libraries
{
return x * x;
}

private void squareMenuItem_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
compute(new Function(square)); // call computer with the function square
}

private void squareRootMenuItem_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
compute(new Function(Math.Sqrt)); // call computer with the function
Math.Sqrt (standard C# function)
}

Hans Kamp.
 
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