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How to declare a delegate within an Interface


Posted Date: 09 Sep 2009    Resource Type: Tips    Category: General
Author: MASNSNMember Level: Gold    
Rating: 1 out of 5Points: 3



Many people declare a delegate within an inteface as follows

For example

interface interfaceName
{
delegate void DelegateType();
}

so they will receive a compile time error "Interface could not declare a type".
For this they have to declare it as follows


delegate void DelegateType();
interface interfaceName
{
DelegateType delegateType{get;set;}
}



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