eventargs

I have a method protected void Item_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { } I wanted that other code to call this method. ( didn't really need the sender nor e ) something like : Item_Click(null, null) But then I remembered I can use EventArgs.Empty instead. Mouse hovering over it shows : Wait...What ? EventArgs.Empty represents an event ? it is not. it should represent empty argument not an event. just like string.empty represent empty string . Am I missing something here? It's just poor documentation, conflating two concepts in one word. The latest documentation seems a little better: Provides

Here is my job class: public class Job { public string Id{ get; set;} public string Name{ get; set;} } And here is my ListView: public class JobListePage:ContentPage { // Members private ListView lstView; // Constructor public JobListePage () { // Set members lstView = new ListView (); // Create job objects Job[] jobs = {new Job(){Id="1", Name="Benny"}, new Job(){Id="2", Name="Lukas"}}; // Fill listview with job objects lstView.ItemsSource = jobs; // HOW CAN I PASS THE TAPPED OBJECT HERE??? lstView.ItemTapped += async (o, e) => { await DisplayAlert("Tapped", "HERE I WANT TO SHOW THE ID", "OK")

I understand the benefits of using the standard MS event handler delegate signature as it allows you to easily expand on the information passed through the event with out breaking any old relationships that are based on the old delegate signature. What I'm wondering is in practice how often do people follow this rule? Say I have a simple event like this public event NameChangedHandler NameChanged; public delegate void NameChangedHandler(Object sender, string oldName, string newName); It's a simple event, and I'm nearly positive that the only arguments I'm ever going to need to know from the

As a follow up to: access values within custom eventargs class How do I access public variables within custom Eventargs class, using button click or any other method? Example Custom Event Args class: public class TraderEventArgs: EventArgs { private int _shares; private string _symbol; public TraderEventArgs(int shs, string sym) { this._shares = shs; this._symbol = sym; } public decimal Price { get {return _prices;} } public int Shares { get { return _shares; } } } Code behind button_click event: public partial class _Default : System.Web.UI.Page { protected void Button1_Click(object sender,