| Name | Checked | Synopsis |
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9@101
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Do not make assumptions on the object's state after raising an event |
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9@102
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Always document from which thread an event handler is called |
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9@103
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Raise events through a protected virtual method |
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9@104
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Use the sender/arguments signature for event handlers |
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9@105
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Implement add/remove accessors if the number of handlers for an event must be limited |
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9@106
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Consider providing property-changed events |
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9@107
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Consider an interface instead of a delegate |
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9@108
|
 |
Use delegate inference instead of explicit delegate instantiation when possible |
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9@110
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Each subscribe must have a corresponding unsubscribe |
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9@111
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Use generic event handler instances |
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9@112
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Prevent passing null values for sender/object to event handler (for instance-based events) |
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9@113
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Always check an event handler delegate for null |
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9@114
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Do not use return values of callbacks in events |
