internal int AlertTransferStationFloor(object sender, WarningEventArgs e)
{
Console.WriteLine
("*** {0} FLOOR - The HWT System is malfunctioning!",
e.WarningTime);
return 1;
}
internal int AlertControlRoom(object sender, WarningEventArgs e)
{
Console.WriteLine
("*** {0} CONTROL - The HWT System is malfunctioning!",
e.WarningTime);
return 2;
}
internal int AlertManagement(object sender, WarningEventArgs e)
{
Console.WriteLine
("*** {0} MANAGEMENT - The HWT System is malfunctioning!",
e.WarningTime);
return 3;
}
internal void RaiseWarningEvent()
{
if (OnRaiseWarning != null)
{
WarningEventArgs wea = new WarningEventArgs();
// If we were to look at the integer return value that
// we get back from OnRaiseWarning, it would be the
// value of the last method called...in this case 3.
// Methods that are called through events typically
// don't return a value. Instead they should be declared
// returning void.
OnRaiseWarning(this, wea);
}
}
