Standard event handler (with operator +=) is one of the memory leakage cause (if it is not unregistered/disposed (with -= operator)). And Microsoft solved it with WeakEventManager and its inheritan...

I have been looking in to subscribing to an event using a weak event pattern. With the .NET 4.5 framework, we have a slick looking WeakEventManager class. Weakly subscribing to an event is as simpl...

I don't like off-the-standard pattern, but I was making a quick test on my app, and I bumped against this strange behavior. Consider a normal class exposing an event, here the very common Property...

I'm currently learning WPF and have stumbled upon the concept of weak events but I am really struggling to 'get it'. I have read countless articles on Stackoverflow and looked at code samples but i...

Is there an example implementation of weak events using .NET's WeakEventManager? I'm trying to implement it by following the "Notes to Inheritors" in the documentation, but it is vague. For exampl...

The WindowsBase DLL defines the IWeakEventListener event with summary: Provides event listening support for classes that expect to receive events through the WeakEvent pattern and a System.Windo...

When I use databinding in WPF, my target controls are listening for events on the binding source. For example, I may have a ListView listening for CollectionChanged events on a ObservableCollection...