Have you looked at events in C# in any of the books you have? Events can get you to use your methods/delegates in a non-sequential manner. On Tue, Jun 2, 2009 at 3:47 PM, aki <aki275@googlemail.com> wrote:
Any tool is useful to get the job done, no need to re-invent a wheel. However, one common style of examples I've found on the net that use simple text pad is somehow classless programming style for apps. Here is an example :
class A vars method1{} method2{} method3{}
end of class.
Now visual c# : ( makes development life much easier )
classA statement vars method1(para){call} method2(para){call}
This is where my confusion is. I can manage a simple flow style but not the easier method of calling the IDE to use methods. This is my target.
Any help or pointers on methods that dont follow one another in sequence?
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