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basically:
public delegate void RecvCommandHandler (ChatApplication sender, byte[] content);
event RecvCommandHandler[] commands = new RecvCommandHandler[255];
I want to activate a different method/function for each command number, but I am really uncertain of the syntax. How am I supposed to do it?
I think I’ll go with just an array of delegates for this one, but the question is still interesting.
There’s really no concept of an array of events – it’s like talking about an array of properties. Events are really just methods which let you subscribe and unsubscribe handlers. If you need to be able to do this by index, I suggest you just have a pair of methods. (
AddCommandHandler(int, RecvCommandHandler)andRemoveCommandHandler(int, RecvCommandHandler)). That won’t support the normal event handling syntactic sugar, of course, but I don’t see that there’s a lot of alternative.