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<0> I'm writting an irc cl***. what do you think would be a better design, to accept a delegate of OnConnect, OnMessage, OnDisconnect etc functions, or to make a base cl*** with those functions being virtual so that the user can inherit the cl*** and then overload them?
<1> another irc cl***
<1> wonderful
<1> delegates
<0> for what reason?
<1> dunno
<1> :)
<0> :|
<1> you dont need to create a whole new decendant just to irc then
<2> isnt that what you have events for ? :P
<0> I'm not sure
<2> most perl irc implementations ive seen have worked like that
<0> I would use virtual functions in C++. not sure what's the prefered way in C#
<2> either hooking events for commands or serials
<2> look into events
<2> i'd atleast argue that for something like this events/delegates are more natural
<2> as thats whats happening; events
<0> yeah true
<2> making it virtual etc would require inheriting the cl*** to implement something that uses it
<2> more cumbersome
<2> and with events you can just drop a component on a form or whatever
<2> and it would expose the events
<2> bedtime. zzzzz
<0> night, thanks for info
<3> Howdy all
<3> Any way to read in a Windows Registry hive to an XML document?
<4> can anyone give me a tip on what to look up for being notified of system events.. i want a function to be triggered on a keypress.. i guess a keyboard interrupt.. but not really when the program is the active window
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