private void BroadcastingExample()
{
String cityName = "San Francisco";
Console.WriteLine("Using delegates to broadcast a string manipulation: {0}", cityName);
// A delegate instance is a referece (similar to a pointer) to one or more methods
StringManipulatorDelegate del = null;
// First method to be delegated to executem, it's a reference and not call to the method.
del += ReverseMyString;
// Another one added (order of execution is the same as the addition)
del += UpperMyString;
// One more method to add
del += RemoveVowelsMyString;
// Calling the delegate, broadast the call to all delegated functions
del(cityName);
// Remove a delegate method
del -= RemoveVowelsMyString;
del(cityName);
}
public static void Tranform(String name, StringManipulatorDelegate del)
{
del(name);
}
