Re: Event Invocation List

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I was hoping to get the invocation list of an existing instance, after
the existing idiom:

swfObjectInstance.SomeEvent += new EventHandler(MyMethod);

then elsewhere:

Delegate[] invocationList =
swfObjectInstance.SomeEvent.GetInvocationList();

But this raises an error of CS0079.

Well.. I did a bit more research and it doesn't seem possible unless I:

1) Do what you've shown here, by creating my own EventHandler and
passing that on to the object
2) Deriving the class and handling it internally

If anyone has any alternatives, I'll be glad to hear them.

-Rob

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