| title | add (C# Reference) | |
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| ms.date | 07/20/2015 | |
| ms.prod | .net | |
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| ms.topic | article | |
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| ms.assetid | faf30b99-10e8-45cd-ab9a-57585d4d1d8d | |
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| author | BillWagner | |
| ms.author | wiwagn |
The add contextual keyword is used to define a custom event accessor that is invoked when client code subscribes to your event. If you supply a custom add accessor, you must also supply a remove accessor.
The following example shows an event that has custom add and remove accessors. For the full example, see How to: Implement Interface Events.
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You do not typically need to provide your own custom event accessors. The accessors that are automatically generated by the compiler when you declare an event are sufficient for most scenarios.