group and combined delegates is the same thing?
- Is there some context or a question from a vacuum? - αλεχολυτ
- 3Group delegates? The first time I hear about this. Maybe you mean method group? - andreycha
- @andreycha, rather a multicast - Grundy
- @Grundy without explanation of the author - fortune telling on the coffee grounds. - andreycha
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In MSDN, there is indeed a mention of "group delegate" in the description of MultycastDelegate . In other sources, the term "combined delegate" is also used, which is essentially a synonym. As always, the problem arose because of the different variants of the translation of the same concept - learn English at least up to English.Level = readonly =)
Currently, all .NET delegates inherit from MultycastDelegate .
In Confirmation - article by John Skit Delegates and Events
for reading only in Russian, transfer to Habré: Delegates and events in .NET
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