• "zarfishan" <social codeporting.com> Jul 06 2012

"zarfishan" <social codeporting.com> writes:

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In my previous post, I discussed about converting C# method names 
to java style using codeporting App and in this post I am going 
to feature another important aspect that is converting C# events 
to java. Events are integral parts of Windows form or Web 
Application and are also used in multitasking applications to 
control the flow and messages. Events allow classes or objects to 
interact with other classes of objects when something of their 
interest occurs. Event sender class is called publisher and the 
class that receives that event is called subscriber.

Following is an example of C# events to java conversion:

C# Code:

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;

namespace CsPorter.Examples.Convert.Events
{
     class ExampleArgument
     {
         public delegate bool SomeDelegate(string resource);

         public event SomeDelegate someEvent;

         void Method1()
         {
             Method2(new SomeDelegate(someEvent));
             Method2(someEvent);
         }

         void Method2(SomeDelegate dlg)
         {
             dlg("");
         }

     }
}

Java Code:

package CsPorter.Examples.Convert.Events;

// ********* THIS FILE IS AUTO PORTED FORM C# USING 
CODEPORTING.COM *********

import com.codeporting.csharp2java.java.Event;

class ExampleArgument
{
     public interface SomeDelegate{
	 boolean invoke(String resource);
}

     private SomeDelegate someEventDelegate;

     public final Event someEvent= new Event() {{

     someEventDelegate =  new SomeDelegate() {
public boolean invoke(String resource) {
     	return for (SomeDelegate delegate : invocationList) 
delegate.invoke(resource);
	}
};
	}
};

     private void method1()
     {
         method2(someEventDelegate);
         method2(someEventDelegate);
     }

     private void method2(SomeDelegate dlg)
     {
         dlg.invoke("");
     }

}