I'd like to construct a little adapter class with which a run-time interpreter may intercept the occurance of events regardless of delegate type.
I've tried something like this (which fails with a runtime-exception in the constructor):
public class ModelEvent
{
private object source;
private EventInfo sourceEvent;
private Delegate eventHandler;
public event EventHandler OnEvent;
public ModelEvent(object source, EventInfo sourceEvent)
{
this.source = source;
this.sourceEvent = sourceEvent;
// this line is responsible for the error,
// the signatures of the eventHandler and delegate method don't match
this.eventHandler = Delegate.CreateDelegate(
this.sourceEvent.EventHandlerType,
this,
typeof(ModelEvent).GetMethod("OnSourceEvent"));
// Alternative failed attempts
// this.eventHandler = new Action<object, object> (this.OnSourceEvent);
// this.eventHandler = Delegate.CreateDelegate(typeof(EventHandler), this, typeof(ModelEvent).GetMethod("OnSourceEvent"));
this.sourceEvent.AddEventHandler(this.source, this.eventHandler);
}
private void OnSourceEvent(object sender, object eventArgs)
{
this.OnEvent?.Invoke(this, EventArgs.Empty);
}
// ... truncated for clarity
}
This crashes at runtime, since the (object, object)
signature of my OnSourceEvent
method does not match any (object, T)
signature of the generic EventHandler<T>
delegate of the given event sourceEvent
.
So I guess I need to construct some sort of wrapper with the correct signature at runtime?
I'm quite new at generics in C# and would appreciate any help in finding a way to construct a viable Delegate, if my interpretation is correct. Thanks a lot!
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