Properties and delegates

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I am calling a property on an instance and I'd really like to keep the property around and use it as a callback. Obvious choice is a delegate (a property is really nothing more that a method with set_ generated by the compiler). I can't use the property syntax with a delegate and I can't use the "set_" method name. Is this possible, and if so, what is the syntax
 
A S Carpenter,

Unfortunately, there is none. You will have to create a method that
will set the value on the property, then create a delegate that encapsulates
that method.

Hope this helps.


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A S Carpenter said:
I am calling a property on an instance and I'd really like to keep the
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property around and use it as a callback. Obvious choice is a delegate (a
property is really nothing more that a method with set_ generated by the
compiler). I can't use the property syntax with a delegate and I can't use
the "set_" method name. Is this possible, and if so, what is the syntax?
 
OK, thanks, this is what I was using as a stopgap, I was hoping there was something I was missing that would make this a little prettier.
 
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