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Re: delegates 18 Years Ago by beuls Delegates are nothing but function pointers. You can read the book …++; } Console.WriteLine("{0}",dec); return dec; } //Declaration of delegates for both functions public delegate string deldectobin(int k); public… Re: delegates...why ? 12 Years Ago by Tellalca Delegates are not very powerful indeed. As you said, it is … method, well you cannot call them in your method! So delegates enable you to define the master method and let others… Re: Why Must I use Static to call a class from a form 13 Years Ago by Ketsuekiame Delegates are used mainly for callbacks and event listeners. They're … Re: Delegate 16 Years Ago by vp_aries14 …fx+fy+fz; In this example we create three delegates of FigureDelegate type and attach to these elements our three…type (MulticastDelegate) and attach three of our already created delegates. As all our methods are of void return type … triggered by the program. To understand the usage of delegates for event model, the previous examples are used here.… Re: What is the relationship between Thread and Delegate when using component in Thread? 12 Years Ago by Mitja Bonca Delegates are used to add methods to events dynamically. Threads run … or more tasks at once that share resources. Another explanation: Delegates: Basically, a delegate is a method to reference a method… Re: gatepass system 14 Years Ago by kvprajapati Delegates the events and code to update your database. Re: delegates...why ? 12 Years Ago by kudvenkat … new with c#. And i'm learning now about delegates. I understand what they are (i think...) and…is appreciated... tnx in adv. guys (-![/QUOTE] [B]Delegates are used extensively by Framework developers. At the following URL… you can find a practical use of delegates.[/B] [URL="http://venkatcsharpinterview.blogspot.com/2011… Re: delegates...why ? 12 Years Ago by skatamatic [QUOTE=Tellalca;1726268]Delegates are not very powerful indeed. As you said, it is … method, well you cannot call them in your method! So delegates enable you to define the master method and let others… appropriate.[/QUOTE] I think you are talking about events, exclusively. Delegates only define a single method. This could also be accomplished… Re: delegates 18 Years Ago by kedar_challa …QUOTE=Pscsc]Hello Im new to c# , I found delegates very difficult to understood can any one recommend a good…can make it simple to me ,, thank you[/QUOTE] Hi, Delegates are the objects that stores reference to methods. This is… similar to "Function Pointers" in vc++, but delegates are type safe. It is not much difficult to understand… Re: delegates...why ? 12 Years Ago by Momerath When you are building something that others will use (like the Forms class in the .NET library), you don't know what methods that will be called when things like events happen. So you use delegates. Delegates help your code be more reusable. Re: delegates...why ? 12 Years Ago by Momerath … where the event handlers are added to an array of delegates that the control (in this case a Button) maintains. When… those events happen, it goes through the array of delegates and calls each one. They (the people at Microsoft who… Re: delegates...why ? 12 Years Ago by charlybones This is indeed one of the best explanations about Delegates that I have seen on-line. Thanks to everyone who'… I see it (and I could be wrong) is that Delegates can be very useful, but depending on the application that… delegates 18 Years Ago by Pscsc Hello Im new to c# , I found delegates very difficult to understood can any one recommend a good sites , examples , books or any thing that can make it simple to me ,, thank you delegates...why ? 12 Years Ago by u.j.chandler … pretty new with c#. And i'm learning now about delegates. I understand what they are (i think...) and how to… delegates and references to objects 15 Years Ago by BobLewiston …the literature acknowledges that there are significant differences between delegates and the use of pointers to objects, I'… my current understanding, for comparison to the way delegates work: Steps to create and prepare to use …code] This seems very similar to how I understand delegates to work, which I've summarized below. Steps to… Re: delegates and references to objects 15 Years Ago by Rashakil Fol Your view of delegates and the mechanics of using them is very accurate. [QUOTE=… type: specify the signature (including return type) of methods that delegates of this type can point to. This is called "… you're talking about C# 1.1 delegates, because there are new ways to create delegates in C# 2.0 and C… Re: delegates and references to objects 15 Years Ago by BobLewiston … you're talking about C# 1.1 delegates, because there are new ways to create delegates in C# 2.0 and C… Re: delegates and references to objects 15 Years Ago by Rashakil Fol … reality it's a function pointer. We're ignoring anonymous delegates, though, for which there is no method name and more… Re: Delegates and Functions 14 Years Ago by sknake … give a simple example)? >> Never really. Delegates are provided for convenience of calling. For example the Button… button's click event. This also means that delegates make your assemblies extendible to other assemblies with having… code. >> what is the difference between delegates and calling a function? As Serkan pointed out the … Re: Delegates and Functions 14 Years Ago by RehabReda … methods for every math function you want to integrate. With delegates you only have to write one such method. In this… would be different, but you would still do it with delegates. Hope this makes it clear.:)[/QUOTE] THANKS ddanbe a lot…if u have found something on books which is describing delegates in a simple way please notify me with the name… Delegates and Functions 14 Years Ago by RehabReda … give a simple example)? 2-what is the difference between delegates and calling a function? 3-and i know that… delegates can refer to multiple methods so when i invoke it … Re: Delegates and Functions 14 Years Ago by serkan sendur … as a parameter[/COLOR] 2-what is the difference between delegates and calling a function? [COLOR="red"]delegate is…) into a single entity.[/COLOR]3-and i know that delegates can refer to multiple methods so when i invoke it… Re: Delegates and Functions 14 Years Ago by RehabReda … as a parameter[/COLOR] 2-what is the difference between delegates and calling a function? [COLOR="red"]delegate is…) into a single entity.[/COLOR]3-and i know that delegates can refer to multiple methods so when i invoke it… Re: Delegates and Functions 14 Years Ago by RehabReda … delegate (please give a simple example)? >> Never really. Delegates are provided for convenience of calling. For example the Button…'s the button's click event. This also means that delegates make your assemblies extendible to other assemblies with having no… Re: Delegates and Functions 14 Years Ago by ddanbe … methods for every math function you want to integrate. With delegates you only have to write one such method. In this… would be different, but you would still do it with delegates. Hope this makes it clear.:) Re: Delegates and Functions 14 Years Ago by RehabReda … super way to do it, but it works in explaining delegates(I hope) // The higher the "parts" the better… Re: Delegates and Functions 14 Years Ago by ddanbe … would even say it is essential and necessary to use delegates in this case! You integrate a [B]function F[/B… Re: Delegates and Functions 14 Years Ago by RehabReda … would even say it is essential and necessary to use delegates in this case! You integrate a [B]function F[/B… Re: Delegates and Functions 14 Years Ago by serkan sendur the best way to understand delegates is to have some knowledge about C. search for C function pointers, and you will have a good understanding of this delegate concept. It takes a while till you see it in action. Interfaces are also like that, you understand why they are useful when you see them in use. Re: Delegates and Functions 14 Years Ago by RehabReda [QUOTE=serkan sendur;963404]the best way to understand delegates is to have some knowledge about C. search for C …