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32 lines
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It is possible to subscribe to events with anonymous delegates, but having done so, it is impossible to unsubscribe from them. That's because the process of subscribing adds the delegate to a list. The process of unsubscribing essentially says: remove _this item_ from the subscription list. But because an anonymous delegate was used in both cases, the unsubscribe attempt tries to remove a different item from the list than was added. The result: ``++NOOP++``.
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Instead, save the delegate to a variable and use the variable to subscribe and unsubscribe.
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== Noncompliant Code Example
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listView.PreviewTextInput += (obj,args) =>
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listView_PreviewTextInput(obj,args,listView);
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// ...
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listView.PreviewTextInput -= (obj, args) =>
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listView_PreviewTextInput(obj, args, listView); // Noncompliant; this delegate was never subscribed
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== Compliant Solution
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EventHandler func = (obj,args) => listView_PreviewTextInput(obj,args,listView);
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listView.PreviewTextInput += func;
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// ...
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listView.PreviewTextInput -= func;
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----
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