Sending a method as a parameter

[Guest]

Hi,

How can I send a method as a parameter to be executed in a class?
If possible without using delegate.

public void MethodA()
{
// Code
}

public void ExecuteMethod( * MethodParam )
{
// Invoke the method parameter
**MethodParam.invoke();
}

public void main()
{
// Call ExecuteMethod sending MethodA as a parameter
ExecuteMethod( * MethodA );
}

 

[Lau Lei Cheong]

That's what delegate function is invented for.

You can assign a function PROTOTYPE as parameter, and accept a function that
"accept that kind of parameter" as parameter. (not intented pun)

 

[Lau Lei Cheong]

Ar, I overlooked the question...

If it's C/C++, there's a type of function called CALLBACK function. (The
WinProc in Classic C-style Windows program is an obvious one)

But I think that's similar to delegate anyway(delegate is invented to get
rid of pointers I believe).

 

[Guest]

Sorry about the missing information.
I talking about NET2005 C#.
I could you explain it a little more? What do you mean by that?
Maybe a sample?

Thank you,
Roby Eisenbraun Martins

 

[Kevin Spencer]

Hi Roby,

See:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/csref/html/vcrefthedelegatetype.asp

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Kevin Spencer
Microsoft MVP
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