Listening to an event

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I am perplexed!

I have a global data structure that maintains current data status within my
application.

I also have a form that allows a user to update information which I want to
then transfer to my global data structure.

I want to raise an event each time the user updates data in the form and
have that event listened to by the global data structure. The listening
event handler will then update my global data.

Here is what I don't understand. All the examples I've seen show the
requestor and receiver of events all instanciated within the same method.
The listener receives as a parameter the instance of the requester.

In my case, my requester comes and goes whenever the form in opened and then
closed, but my global data is always around. How do I get the listener of my
global data to reference a requester that comes and goes with each instance
of the form?

I'm sure delegates and events are involved but I don't understand how in the
specific case.
 
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