C#

In the class declaration.. <code>
        
public delegate void RecogniseCommandDelegate();
public event RecogniseCommandDelegate VoiceCommand; //refered to as "xyz"

....
.....

      private void txtUserText_MouseClick(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
      {
            VoiceCommand(); //"xyz" raised
      }

</code>

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using (SQLCommand selectAnnv = new SQLCommand(_database)) {<br />
                    //create paramater date for variable select<br />
                    SQLParameter paramDate = new SQLParameter("@DATE");<br />
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                    // create parement query @DATE is variable<br />
                    selectAnnv.CommandText = "SELECT id FROM " + TMEMBERS + " WHERE registered = '(@DATE)'";<br />
                    selectAnnv.Parameters.Add(paramDate);<br />
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                    // loop through each day missed to current day<br />
                    for (DateTime anniversary = lastHandled.AddDays(1); anniversary <= now; anniversary = anniversary.AddDays(1)) {<br />
                        paramDate.Value = GStatic.GetISO8601(anniversary);<br />
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                        //add ids to list<br />
                        // Data reader intialized outside loop<br />
                        using (SQLDataReader readerAnnv = selectAnnv.ExecuteReader()) {<br />
                            while (readerAnnv.Read())<br />
                                ids.Add(readerAnnv.GetInt32(0));<br />
                        }<br />
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                    }<br />
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                }<br />

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public abstract class ITest<br />
{<br />
    public abstract ITest(string val); // causes error CS0106: The modifier 'abstract' is not valid for this item<br />
}<br />
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public class Test : ITest<br />
{<br />
   public Test(string val)  // this constructor MUST be implemented<br />
   {                        // by any inheriting classes<br />
       // do something<br />
   }<br />
}<br />
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datasetX.Dispose();<br />
System.GC.Collect();<br />