Re: A quick is this safe singleton question

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PokerMan <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
SO should i do this?:

static readonly myClass instance = new myClass ();

public static myClass Instance
{
get { return instance; }
}

myClass ()
{
_someObj = new SomeClass();
_someObj .Completed += OnComplete;
}

static myClass ()
{

}


Would that still call the code in my non static contructor?

Yes - the only difference is how "lazy" it will be. If you don't really
mind if the instance is constructed a bit early, or in some situations
where you don't end up needing it, you can do without the static
constructor.

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