System.Timers.Timer: Get attached events.

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How to get events i attached to Elapsed of System.Timers.Timer class instance?

Posted 10-May-15 0:14am

Ziya1995

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-May-15 11:38am

You are mixing up events and event handlers. Do you mean the goal of obtaining of the list of all handlers added to an invocation list of some event instance?
Why would you need it?
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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2015-05-10T00:50:00

You can't, or at least you shouldn't be able to - as the events list are in a private member. But you can for debug purposes: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/660480/determine-list-of-event-handlers-bound-to-event[^]

I would not try to use this in production code: the private attribute means that the .NET team are at liberty to change anything about the way this works at any time - so it could well stop working for no reason at all.