In the thread EventInfo.GetRaiseMethod()
always null, there is an answer by well-known expert Hans Passant where he explains that if the CIL comes from VB.NET (or F# or C++/CLI), as opposed to C#, then the method EventInfo.GetRaiseMethod
will return something (i.e. an instance, a reference that is not null
or Nothing
).
Not being very familiar with VB.NET, I tried to write some VB.NET code with an Event
, trying to obtain a case such that GetRaiseMethod
returns something.
I tried the AddHandler
statement, but I tried a Handles
clause as well. The former seems to subscribe to the event only at run-time (like in C# with the +=
operator, I think?), but the latter seems more promising in that it declares the relation at compile-time(?).
Still I had no success with GetRaiseMethod
, it returns Nothing
(null). How do I create an example to show that GetRaiseMethod
can return non-trivially for code that comes from VB.NET?
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