Multicast Delegate

[Mairaaj Khan]

When we use the operator "+=" with delegate, does it denote multicast.

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[rah_sin]

i think we use "+=" with delegate when we add event handler to any event and call specific method to handel that event through deligate.

rahul

[Mairaaj Khan]

rah_sin wrote:

i think we use "+=" with delegate when we add event handler to any event and call specific method to handel that event through deligate.

correct. And here is my question, does it denote multicast.

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[rah_sin]

no i don't thionk so becouse multicast deligate is link list of deligates.

rahul

[Bijesh]

+= is applied on events right? and event delegates are multicast delegates.

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[ednrgc]

Yes.

[Mairaaj Khan]

rah_sin wrote:

no i don't thionk so becouse multicast deligate is link list of deligates.

Events are special kind of delegates, and += are used with events, which means an event may have more than one event handlers. So what i concluded is that += (with events) denotes multicast.

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[mertkan65]

it denotes but the delegates must return void, for example "public void delegate()"