[Mono-list] multiple targets with delegates

[Rohit]

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Hi,
 This is my very first post to the list and i would
like to pass on my very warm wishes for the great
project we are working on.

While starting off with mono I have some doubts like

If i create a delegate with multiple targets and call
BeginInvoke on the delegate I get different behaviour
in .Net and Mono. Please see the attached file. .Net
does not allow to call BeginInvoke and gives a run
time exception, while Mono has no problems. 


Do we have System.Net, can i get any sample as to how
to put my network card into promiscuous mode?
Since i couldn't run monodoc and go-mono didnt work
for me i need to find out if we have
System.Net.Sockets working for us ?

When i run monodoc i get this output

** (<unknown>:1444): WARNING **: Failed to load
library ./libgtkhtml-3.0.so.2 (libgtkhtml-3.0.so.2):
./libgtkhtml-3.0.so.2: cannot open shared object file:
No such file or directory

** (<unknown>:1444): WARNING **: Missing method
AppendColumn in assembly browser.exe typeref index 34

Unhandled Exception: System.NullReferenceException: A
null value was found where an object instance was
required
in (unmanaged) 00 .TreeBrowser:.ctor
(RootTree,Gtk.TreeView,Browser)
in <0x001c3> 00 .Browser:.ctor ()
in <0x0017b> 00 .Browser:Main (string[])

i have the libgtkhtml.so. files and i did ldconfig but
still i get the above warning? 

thanks
rohit

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using System;

namespace rohit
{

public delegate void func();
public class publisher
{



public   func onfunc;
public publisher()
{


}

public void callme()
{
System.Console.WriteLine("am called");
}

public void callmetoo()
{

System.Console.WriteLine("me too called");
}


public void fire()
{
onfunc.BeginInvoke(null,null);
}

}



public class mymain
{
	public static void Main()
	{
		publisher pub= new publisher();
		pub.onfunc+= new func(pub.callme);
		pub.onfunc+= new func(pub.callmetoo);
		
		pub.fire();
	}
}

}

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