Delegates

Part three of a series that illustrates using WCF to communicate between a Windows service and client application.

Part one of a series that illustrates using WCF to communicate between a Windows service and client application.

Part two of a series that illustrates using WCF to communicate between a Windows service and client application.

Continue your study of how to create your own dockable Forms.

Build a Windows Event Log Watcher Service Process to Export Event Log Entries as an RSS feed using System.Diagnostics.EventLog, EntryWritten, and EnableRaisingEvents.

Just play a game of Lights Out, or take some time to see an array of buttons put to use.

This dialog was designed to work much like a standard Windows Message Box, but with a "memory" to recall user input when "Yes to All" or "No to All" are selected, and not display the message box any longer in a specific instance.

See how the new delegate syntax conveniences in C# 2.0 take a lot of the tedium and drudgery out of working with delegates.

The discussion starts with an introduction to the concept of delegates and then it extends that concept to events and event handling in .NET using C#.