Is it possible to merge functions with same signature but different body?

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f1
{
 UCPrsnCod.DataAvailable += new EventHandler(UCEnterPrsnlCood_DataAvailable1);
}
f2
{
 UCPrsnCod.DataAvailable += new EventHandler(UCEnterPrsnlCood_DataAvailable2);
}


void UCEnterPrsnlCood_DataAvailable1(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    UC_EnterPersonelCod shfrm = (UC_EnterPersonelCod)sender;
    if (shfrm != null)
    {
        LoadTimeCrdFrm(shfrm.Data);
    }
}
//--------------------------------------------------
void UCEnterPrsnlCood_DataAvailable2(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    UC_EnterPersonelCod shfrm = (UC_EnterPersonelCod)sender;
    if (shfrm != null)
    {
        LoadPrsnlInfo(shfrm.Data);
    }
}

Posted 10-Mar-14 4:10am

mit62

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Krunal Rohit 10-Mar-14 10:11am

Can you please make it more clear ?

-KR

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Mar-14 10:35am

This is gibberish, not the code which would compile. Not clear what would you mean by "merge".
—SA

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Fredrik Bornander · Answer 1 · 2014-03-10T04:17:00

Solution 1

If all you do is delegate to another method on your event handler, consider using an anonomyous delegate;

C#

f1 {
 UCPrsnCod.DataAvailable += (s, e) => LoadTimeCrdFrm(((UC_EnterPersonelCod)shfrm).Data);
}

f2 {
  UCPrsnCod.DataAvailable += (s, e) => LoadPrsnlInfo(((UC_EnterPersonelCod)shfrm).Data);
}


Hope this helps,
Fredrik

Posted 10-Mar-14 4:17am

Fredrik Bornander

Updated 10-Mar-14 21:47pm

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mit62 10-Mar-14 11:00am

tnx but,the functions in if clauses are different.