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  1. Events in the .NET Framework are based on the delegate model. The delegate model follows the observer design pattern, which enables a subscriber to register with, and ...
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  3. In this article, you will learn how to use the observer design pattern to raise and handle events for your .NET control and learn how to pass event argument data.
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  4. Having been reading one of Jon Skeet\'s articles on multithreading, I\'ve tried to encapsulate the approach he advocates to raising an event in an extension method like ...
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  5. Your premise is that all OnXXX methods are for event raising, which isn\'t the pattern, it\'s OnXXX([object], EventArgs). ... None of which raise events.
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  6. In a previous post, I explained a subtle bug in the way that events are raised in most code. This suble bug might cause a race condition that results in ...
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  7. The Reporting Progress With Events pattern assumes that a parallel processing ... It is possible to adjust the pattern to raise events in other ...
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  8. Hi - I am communicating with my UI thread using the following technique. This has appalled one of my co-workers ;) - any comments about it\'s brilliantness or lack ...
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  9. You could then choose to handle the event, raise other events, ... you will create manager classes at a 1:1 relationship to events that implement the pattern.
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  10. On Feb 5, 7:52 am, \"Oli\" <spacehopper_...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: Hi - I am communicating with my UI thread using the following technique. This has appalled one of my co ...
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