AsyncEventHandler | Simple way to ensure all async event handlers
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Simple way to ensure all async event handlers (delegates) are awaited.
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QUESTION
I'm using the AsyncEventHandler to define events and try to await them.
The event definition is straigt forward:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-22 at 09:21There is nothing special about AsyncEventHandler
; it is just a delegate type, that behaves exactly the same as any other than matches its signature:
QUESTION
I am trying to subscribe / unsubscribe to a C#-made (in the RabbitMQ client library) from F#:
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Answered 2020-Mar-03 at 11:45F# will expose .NET events as values of type IEvent
or IDelegateEvent
, depending on what the event declaration and delegate type look like. This can only be done for events that have some basic common structure - when F# cannot do this, it will expose the underlying add
and remove
operations of the event as methods that you can call directly.
I'm not exactly sure what the rules for what counts as "standard event type" are. However, you can get some hint from the relevant bit of the F# compiler source code:
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