Hello,

I tried to pass a delegate object to a function, it works fine if the
access modifier is private but gives me a compile error when the
access modifier of the function is public. Can anyone explain why ?
ex:
class
{
delegate int testdelegate(int temp) ;
public void testfunction1(testdelegate test, int temp) //gives
errror
{ }
private void testfunction2(testdelegate test,int temp) //works fine
{ }
static void Main()
{ }
}

Thanks,
James.

testdelegate needs to be declared public if you use it in a public method.
The caller has to know about the delegate in order to use the method
(testfunction1).

"James" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
> I tried to pass a delegate object to a function, it works fine if the
> access modifier is private but gives me a compile error when the
> access modifier of the function is public. Can anyone explain why ?
> ex:
> class
> {
> delegate int testdelegate(int temp) ;
> public void testfunction1(testdelegate test, int temp) //gives
> errror
> { }
> private void testfunction2(testdelegate test,int temp) //works fine
> { }
> static void Main()
> { }
> }
>
> Thanks,
> James.