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call class [mscorlib]System.Delegate

[mscorlib]System.Delegate::Combine(

class [mscorlib]System.Delegate,

class [mscorlib]System.Delegate)

castclass  CarDelegate.Car/AboutToBlow

stfld class CarDelegate.Car/AboutToBlow CarDelegate.Car::almostDeadList

ret

}

The Delegate class also defines a static Remove() method that allows a caller to dynamically

remove a member from the invocation list. C# developers can leverage the overloaded -= operator

as a shorthand notation.

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Note

Be aware that the object passed into 

Remove()

must match the associated signature, but not necessarily

the actual delegate instance you wish to remove. In other words, you are not actually required to hold on to the

exact delegate object you added to the collection in order to precisely remove that instance; you can create a new

delegate object pointing to the same function on the same instance and pass it to 

Remove()

. The delegate will

match the previous delegate referencing the same objects.

If you wish to allow the caller the option to detach from the AboutToBlow and Exploded notifica-

tions, you could add the following additional helper methods to the Car type (note the -= operators

at work):

public class Car

{