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Slide 1 - C# Event Processing Model Solving The Mystery
Slide 2 - Agenda Introduction C# Event Processing Macro View Required Components Role of Each Component How To Create Each Type Of Component
Slide 3 - Introduction C# is a modern programming language supported by an extensive set of API structures and classes. i.e., The .Net Framework C# supports event-driven programming normally associated with Microsoft Windows applications. One normally thinks of events as being generated by GUI components …but any object can generate an “event” if it’s programmed to do so…
Slide 4 - C# Event Processing Macro View Generally speaking, two logical components are required to implement the event processing model: 1) An event producer (or publisher) 2) An event consumer (or subscriber) Each logical components has assigned responsibilities Consider the following diagram
Slide 5 - Object B (Event Subscriber) Object A (Event Publisher) C# Event Processing Macro View
Slide 6 - C# Event Processing Macro View Let’s map Object A and Object B to some familiar object types… MainApp (Event Subscriber) Button (Event Publisher)
Slide 7 - C# Event Processing Macro View These two diagrams hide a lot of details How is the subscriber list maintained? How is the event generated? How is notification sent to each subscriber? What is an event – really? How can you add custom event processing to your programs? This presentation attempts to answer these questions in a clear manner…
Slide 8 - C# Event Processing Macro View The .Net API contains lots of classes that generate different types of events… Most are GUI related Can you think of a few? It also contains lots of Delegates Can you name at least one? Let’s take a closer look at the C# event processing model
Slide 9 - Required Components To implement custom event processing in your programs you need to understand how to create the following component types: Delegates Event Generating Objects (publishers) Events Event Notification Methods Event Handling Objects (subscribers) Event Handler Methods
Slide 10 - Required Components You will also need to know how to pass information related to the event between the event generating object and the subscriber object The EventArgs class can be used as-is or subclassed The EventArgs class captures generic information about an object and the event that occured
Slide 11 - Role of Each Component - Delegate - Delegate Delegate types represent references to methods with a particular parameter list and return type Example EventHandler(Object sender, EventArgs e) Represents a method that has two parameters, the first one being of type Object and the second being of type EventArgs. Its return type is void. Any method, so long as its signature matches that expected by the delegate, can be handled by the delegate.
Slide 12 - Role of Each Component - Delegate - But just what is a delegate? A delegate is a reference type object. A delegate extends either the System.Delegate or MulticastDelegate class Depends on whether one (Delegate) or more (MulticaseDelegate) subscribers are involved You do not extend Delegate or MulticastDelegate The C# compiler does it for you
Slide 13 - Role of Each Component - Delegate - The delegate object contains the subscriber list. It is actually implemented as a linked list where each node of the list contains a pointer to a subscriber’s event handler method Delegates are types – like classes Except – you declare them with the delegate keyword and specify the types of methods they can reference
Slide 14 - Role of Each Component - Publisher - A publisher is any class that can fire an event and send event notifications to interested subscribers A publisher class contains the following critical elements: An event field This is what subscribers subscribe to… An event notification method This activates the subscriber notification process when the event occurs And some means of generating the event or recognizing the event in question has occurred This usually happens in a method as well
Slide 15 - Role of Each Component - Event - An event is a field in a class Events are declared with the event keyword Events must be a delegate type Delegates, remember, are objects that contain a list of pointers to subscriber methods that delegate can process An event field will be null until the first subscriber subscribes to that event You’ll see what I mean by this in a moment
Slide 16 - Role of Each Component - Event Notification Method - In addition to an event field a publisher will have a method whose job it is to start the subscriber notification process when the event in question occurs An event notification method is just a normal method It usually has a parameter of EventArgs or a user-defined subtype of EventArgs. But it can have any number and type of parameters you require
Slide 17 - Role of Each Component - Subscriber - A subscriber is a class that registers its interest in a publisher’s events A subscriber class contains one or more event handler methods
Slide 18 - Role of Each Component - Event Handler Method - An event handler methods is an ordinary method that is registered with a publisher’s event. The event handler method’s signature must match the signature required by the publisher’s event delegate.
Slide 19 - An Custom Event Example - Elapsed Minute Timer - This example includes five separate source files: Delegate.cs Publisher.cs Subscriber.cs MinuteEventArgs.cs MainApp.cs
Slide 20 - using System; namespace CustomEventExample { public delegate void ElapsedMinuteEventHandler(Object sender, MinuteEventArgs e); } // end CustomEventExample namespace
Slide 21 - using System; namespace CustomEventExample { public class MinuteEventArgs : EventArgs { private DateTime date_time; public MinuteEventArgs(DateTime date_time){ this.date_time = date_time; } public int Minute { get { return date_time.Minute; } } } }
Slide 22 - using System; namespace CustomEventExample { public class Publisher { public event ElapsedMinuteEventHandler MinuteTick; public Publisher(){ Console.WriteLine("Publisher Created"); } public void countMinutes(){ int current_minute = DateTime.Now.Minute; while(true){ if(current_minute != DateTime.Now.Minute){ Console.WriteLine("Publisher: {0}", DateTime.Now.Minute); onMinuteTick(new MinuteEventArgs(DateTime.Now)); current_minute = DateTime.Now.Minute; }//end if } // end while } // end countMinutes method public void onMinuteTick(MinuteEventArgs e){ if(MinuteTick != null){ MinuteTick(this, e); } }// end onMinuteTick method } // end Publisher class definition } // end CustomEventExample namespace
Slide 23 - using System; namespace CustomEventExample { public class Subscriber { private Publisher publisher; public Subscriber(Publisher publisher){ this.publisher = publisher; subscribeToPublisher(); Console.WriteLine("Subscriber Created"); } public void subscribeToPublisher(){ publisher.MinuteTick += new ElapsedMinuteEventHandler(minuteTickHandler); } public void minuteTickHandler(Object sender, MinuteEventArgs e){ Console.WriteLine("Subscriber Handler Method: {0}", e.Minute); } } // end Subscriber class definition } // end CustomEventExample namespace
Slide 24 - using System; namespace CustomEventExample { public class MainApp { public static void Main(){ Console.WriteLine("Custom Events are Cool!"); Publisher p = new Publisher(); Subscriber s = new Subscriber(p); p.countMinutes(); } // end main } //end MainApp class definition } // end CustomEventExample namespace
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