Title appears to be a nonsense
Okay, when you added the event, you need to remove them. Let’s look at these code below:
private void quitted ( object sender, EventArgs e )
{ Console.Write ( "I quit" ); }
Student tom = new Student ( );
tom.Quitted += new EventHandler ( this.quitted );
tom.Quitted -= new EventHandler ( this.quitted );
We added a Quitted event for student, and then, we remove this event. If the instance tom do not remove Quitted event, what will happen? To be honest, I don’t know, but one thing to determine is if you have a lot of tom like this, then, it will result memory leak, eventually leads to a exception.
WinForm
If it is a WinForm program, you added a Click event for a button, you don’t need to remove it when the window is destroyed, I think perhaps is for the convenience of the programmers, these this job already performed by .NET or Visual Studio.
XNA
XNA is actually simple, and a lot of work you need to finish them by yourself, especially the events of Sprite in the game, because the game itself is constituted by a large number of the Sprites, they are constantly created and destroyed.So, if you do not remove events of Sprites, the game will be over (not because the player is dead, but game crashes).
I actually ran into this problem (OK, I was stupid), no matter how to try, the game always throws a exception for a limited period of time.Fortunately, friends reminded me that I should remove the events, the problem is finally solved.
Make sure that the code is called
If you added event for an instance in a method of a class, then in the other methods in this class, you should remove the event for this instance, and then make sure the method is called.
private Student one = new Student ( );
public School ( )
{ this.one.Quitted += ...; }
public void End ( )
{ this.one.Quitted -= ...; }
