public void CompleteTournament()
{
if (OnTournamentComplete != null)
{
OnTournamentComplete.Invoke(this, DateTime.Now);
}
// OnTournamentComplete?.Invoke(this, DateTime.Now);
}
public void CompleteTournament()
{
OnTournamentComplete?.Invoke(this, DateTime.Now);
}
// A method to fire off the event
public void CompleteTournament()
{
// Check to see if there is any subscribers
// Check is this event is available
OnTournamentComplete?.Invoke(this, DateTime.Now);
}
//Now we create the method that fires that event
//We need to check the subscribers, cause id theres no subscriber, we cant fire the event
public void CompleteTournament()
{
OnTournamentComplete?.Invoke(this, DateTime.Now); //If you have a subscriber, fire the event
}
public void CompleteTournament()
{
OnTournamentComplete?.Invoke(this, null);
}
/// <summary>
/// Complete the tournament with appropriate message
/// </summary>
/// <param name="finalMessage"></param>
public void CompleteTournament(string finalMessage)
{
OnTournamentComplete?.Invoke(this, finalMessage);
}
public void CompleteTournamentCaller()
{
OnTournamentComplete?.Invoke(this, EventArgs.Empty);
}
// This method fires the OnTournamentComplete event
public void CompleteTournament()
{
// "?" This is a newer c# feature. Checks for subscribers. If there are some, then event can be fired
OnTournamentComplete?.Invoke(this, DateTime.Now); // This jumps to the eventhandler, that is Tournament_OnTournamentComplete(object sender, DateTime e)
}
/// <summary>
/// Invoke the event
/// </summary>
public void CompleteTournament()
{
// The '?' means if it is available (i.e. there are subscribers to the event) do the extension.
// If not, don't do anything
OnTournamentComplete?.Invoke(this, DateTime.Now);
}
