> I just thought of another solution as I'm typing this. We could make
> a generic class ("csWeakEventHandler"?) to act as an indirector and
> write a helper function ("RegisterWeakListener"?) that does the usual
> subscription but indirected through "csWeakEventHandler". The use of
> the "csWeakEventHandler" would be invisible to the user. This way
> classes wouldn't be pseudo-embedding (both redundant work and looking
> confusingly like true embedding), but it wouldn't have to change the
> internals of the event system. I can provide code excepts if this
> description isn't clear enough.
Ok, code samples would be nice.
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