What is the use of delegates
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Answer / maniekb
delegete is a pointer
to the methods.
so... when can be
use:
- to use anonymous
methods
- to use lambda
- to inform methods,
that something happen
- push key on
keyboard - invoke
OnKeyDown method
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Answer / shreeram sahu
if the standard sap events/methods dont fullfill ur
purpose,new events/methods may be added to the given
business object.sap doesnt allow changes to its original
object types.it permits changes by using the concept
of 'delegation'.
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