I have a parent class that is firing an event to derived classes. The problem is that the event handler is alway null.
Class Plugin()
{
public delegate void BufferReadyHandler(string str);
public event BufferReadyHandler OnBufferReady;
public ClassPlugin(eGuiType _guyType)
{
GuiType = _guyType;
}
protected void Sp_DataReceived_Parent(object sender, SerialDataReceivedEventArgs e)
{
strCommonBuffer += serial.ReadExisting();
if (strCommonBuffer.Contains("\r\n"))
{
if (OnBufferReady != null) <<-------NULL
OnBufferReady(strCommonBuffer);
strCommonBuffer = string.Empty;
}
}
}
then there are some derived classes that are linked to that event:
class ClassIO : ClassPlugin
{
public ClassIO(eGuiType _guyType) : base(_guyType)
{
...
OnBufferReady += ClassIO_OnBufferReady;
}
private void ClassIO_OnBufferReady(string str)
{
...
}
}
the problem is that the OnBufferReady event in the parent class is alway null and therefore never fired. Thanks for any help.
I might be wrong but have you thought about making the event static?
public delegate void BufferReadyHandler(string str);
public static event BufferReadyHandler OnBufferReady;