c# - Are there any notable differences between calling an event handling using 'Invoke' and using a 'traditional method call'? -


an event handler can invoked either of following:

someeventhandler.invoke(this, new eventargs());

or

someeventhandler(this, new eventargs());

are there notable differences between 2 versions? perhaps in terms of performance?

they same. compiled same code. difference 2 invoke method allows (in c# 6) use null-conditional operator ?. check if handler initialized before invoke it. in first case, have following

if (someeventhandler != null)     someeventhandler(this, new eventars());

whereas invoke can 

someeventhandler?.invoke(this, new eventargs());

i hope helps.


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