Darren New wrote:

> xyz += foofoo;
> 
> Then when you call
> xyz(71.3);
> it passes 71.3 to doodoo then to foofoo.
> 
> Less helpful if you actually need the results, but often delegates are 
> used as things like callbacks for user interface frobbings or other 
> async events, so failures tend to be propagated back as exceptions 
> rather than return results.

What is the difference between a multicast delegate, as shown here, and 
an event?

Love the function names, btw..



-- 
~Mike

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