// Don't actually remove the player, just inform others they have left
public void RemovePlayer(Player player)
{
if (player != null && PlayerExists(player.Name) && PlayerRemoved != null)
{
PlayerEventArgs pea = new PlayerEventArgs(player);
foreach (System.EventHandler <PlayerEventArgs> e in PlayerRemoved?.GetInvocationList())
{
e.BeginInvoke(this, pea, e.EndInvoke, null);
}
}
}
// Don't actually remove the player, just inform others they have left
public void RemovePlayer(Player player)
{
if (player != null && PlayerExists(player.Name) && PlayerRemoved != null)
{
PlayerEventArgs pea = new PlayerEventArgs(player);
foreach (System.EventHandler <PlayerEventArgs> e in PlayerRemoved?.GetInvocationList())
{
Task.Run(() => e.Invoke(this, pea));
}
}
}
public void Clear()
{
if (PlayerRemoved != null)
{
PlayerEventArgs pea = new PlayerEventArgs(new Player()
{
Id = -1
});
foreach (System.EventHandler <PlayerEventArgs> e in PlayerRemoved?.GetInvocationList())
{
e.BeginInvoke(this, pea, e.EndInvoke, null);
}
}
}
public void Clear()
{
if (PlayerRemoved != null)
{
PlayerEventArgs pea = new PlayerEventArgs(new Player()
{
Id = -1
});
foreach (System.EventHandler <PlayerEventArgs> e in PlayerRemoved?.GetInvocationList())
{
Task.Run(() => e.Invoke(this, pea));
}
}
}
