According to Jon Skeet, \"You can only call BeginInvoke on a delegate which has a single target invocation.\"
In a windows forms application you can register event handlers like this: this.KeyDown += new KeyEventHandler(Form1_KeyDown);
I have a MulticastDelegate that can reference one of a number of (legacy) delegates that have the same signature. For example:
I think the answer is NO? If there isn\'t, why do we have separated Delegate and MulticastDelegate classes? Maybe it\'s ag开发者_如何学运维ain because of \"some other .NET languages\"?EDIT: I thought
I have gone through many articles but I am still not clear about the difference between the normal delegates that we usually create and multicast delegates.
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