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I've got a bigger problem. &nbsp;I'm trying to do this in my CLR class library. &nbsp;I don't have the ability to add any C# classes to this implementation. &nbsp;How can I fire off events in here? &nbsp;Is there some other type of class that I can use in this context? &nbsp;I don't even see how to do this at the moment...<br />
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Mike
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I've got a bigger problem.  I'm trying to do this in my CLR class library.  I don't have the ability to add any C# classes to this implementation.  How can I fire off events in here?  Is there some other type of class that I can use in this context?  I don't even see how to do this at the moment...

Mike

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I just clicked... I export these functions as in your link above. &nbsp;Sorry about that! &nbsp;:-)<br />
Awesome.
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I just clicked... I export these functions as in your link above.  Sorry about that!  :-)
Awesome.

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Actually, this is for the exported DLL type of interop... I'm not sure this works for the CLR class library method...
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Actually, this is for the exported DLL type of interop... I'm not sure this works for the CLR class library method...

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Hi Experts,<br />
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I have a C++ callback interface (bunch of pure virtual functions in a class). &nbsp;The c++ library is being instantiated in a c# class library now.<br />
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So naturally, I want to convert these &quot;events&quot; as c# events now.<br />
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My thinking is to create delegates in the wrapper library and convert them directly, firing them off to c#.<br />
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I know that on the C# side, if these events come from a different thread, I need to invokeLater.<br />
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Is there anything I could have done differently to make my life better here? &nbsp;Looking for any great ideas at all... &nbsp;:-)<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Mike
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Hi Experts,

I have a C++ callback interface (bunch of pure virtual functions in a class).  The c++ library is being instantiated in a c# class library now.

So naturally, I want to convert these "events" as c# events now.

My thinking is to create delegates in the wrapper library and convert them directly, firing them off to c#.

I know that on the C# side, if these events come from a different thread, I need to invokeLater.

Is there anything I could have done differently to make my life better here?  Looking for any great ideas at all...  :-)

Thanks,
Mike

C++ event callback converted to c# events

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