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OnEventRemoveHandlerAdvice Class
Custom attribute that, when applied on a method of an aspect class, specifies that this method is an advice having the same semantics as OnRemoveHandler(EventInterceptionArgs).
Inheritance Hierarchy
System.Object
  System.Attribute
    PostSharp.Aspects.Advices.Advice
      PostSharp.Aspects.Advices.GroupingAdvice
        PostSharp.Aspects.Advices.OnEventRemoveHandlerAdvice

Namespace:  PostSharp.Aspects.Advices
Assembly:  PostSharp (in PostSharp.dll) Version: 6.9.1.0 (6.9.1.0)
Syntax
C#
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public sealed class OnEventRemoveHandlerAdvice : GroupingAdvice

The OnEventRemoveHandlerAdvice type exposes the following members.

Constructors
  NameDescription
Public methodOnEventRemoveHandlerAdvice
Initializes a new instance of the OnEventRemoveHandlerAdvice class
Properties
  NameDescription
Public propertyDescription
A human-readable description of the current advice.
(Inherited from Advice.)
Public propertyLinesOfCodeAvoided
Reduction in the code lines count achieved by applying the advice instance to one code element.
(Inherited from Advice.)
Public propertyMaster
Name of the master advice method. If this property is not set, the current method is itself the master of the group. Only master methods can define selectors (Pointcut) and dependencies (AspectDependencyAttribute).
(Inherited from GroupingAdvice.)
Remarks

The method to which this custom attribute is applied must be public and must have the same signature as OnRemoveHandler(EventInterceptionArgs). However, it can be static.


If an aspect defines many advices (among OnEventAddHandlerAdvice , OnEventRemoveHandlerAdvice and OnEventInvokeHandlerAdvice ) that are meant to be applied to the same events with consistent ordering, these advices should be grouped together (see Master property).

Note Note
Standalone advices or group masters should also be annotated by a custom attribute derived from Pointcut .

Note Note
Because of the way how the C# compiler implements field-like events (i.e. events where you don't implement the Add and Remove semantics manually), the Invoke Event Handler semantic ( OnInvokeHandler(EventInterceptionArgs) or equivalent) shall not be invoked for delegates that have been added from inside the class that declares this event.
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