Question

I am experimenting with calling delegate functions from a delegate array. I’ve been able to create the array of delegates, but how do I call the delegate?

public delegate void pd();  public static class MyClass {      static void p1()     {         //...     }      static void p2 ()     {         //...     }      //...      static pd[] delegates = new pd[] {          new pd( MyClass.p1 ),         new pd( MyClass.p2)         /* ... */     }; }  public class MainClass {     static void Main()     {         // Call pd[0]         // Call pd[1]     } } 

EDIT: The reason for the array is that I need to call the delegate functions by an index as needed. They are not run in response to an event. I see a critical (stupid) error in my code as I had tried to execute the delegate function using the pd[] type rather than the name of the array (delegates).

Answer 1

If they’re all the same type, why not just combine them into a single multicast delegate?

static pd delegateInstance = new pd(MyClass.p1) + new pd(MyClass.p2) ...;  ... pd();