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{{DISPLAYTITLE:Using delegates in C#}}
== Prerequisites ==
We recommend you go through [[A 'hello world' CS program|A 'hello world' C# program]] before going into this example.

== Background ==
You can subscribe to events of [[controls|Dynamic RibbonX controls]] by using [[Using events in CS|.NET events]] or .NET delegates. Here, we show how it can be done by using .NET delegates.

* Every [[controls|Dynamic RibbonX control]] has an associated ''*Delegates'' class in namespace ''LogismiX.DynamicRibbonX.Core'' which exposes all delegate signatures used by the control for its callbacks. 
* Visual Studio 2012 allows you to automatically insert delegate stubs based on their signature instead of typing the code (and double-checking their signature) manually. For earlier versions of Visual Studio, we recommend you use [[Using Events in CS|events]] whose stubs can be [[Inserting Events Stubs in CS|inserted automatically]] instead, where possible.