Hello experts,
Is it possible to call a vb delegate in C#? I have a sample vb code
that looks like this:
1) first I declared a delegate
Public Delegate Sub MessageDelegate(ByVal MsgString As String)
2) then the actual method:
Public Sub addToList(ByVal MsgString As String)
ListBox.Items.Add(MsgString)
End Sub
3) then on my button click event I did this:
Private Sub btnAddItems_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e
As System.EventArgs) Handles btnAddItems.Click
Dim localEntry As New MessageDelegate(AddressOf addToList)
localEntry.Invoke(txtLocal.Text.Trim())
End Sub
What I want to do now is to somehow "export" the localEntry variable
to my c# code (a *.dll) which looks like this:
public void exportDelegate(Delegate AVBDelegate)
{
if (AVBDelegate != null)
{
// what should I type here?
}
}
I learned that to use delegates you use Invoke(). I just found out
that there's a method called "DynamicInvoke". I tried to use that in
the C# side of the code but got a runtime exception.
Forgive me for my ignorance. I just don't have an idea yet of what it
does. :)
Can someone help? Thanks in advance!
Benj
