Maybe I'm missing something here, but I've been using the NuGet package of the EventSource to have a manifest automatically generated at build time, since I need this installed with my product.
Using the EventSourceProxy would definitely simplify writing and maintaining the EventSource classes, but how can I get the manifest generation to work?
If I create an abstract class, with abstract event methods and decorate them with the EventAttribute to specify channels, opcodes, tasks and keywords, I get a build error saying that an abstract class cannot have event methods.
So how can I get around this? Is there any way to have the manifest generated from the class that EventSourceProxy generates?
jonwagner
commented
9 years ago
Maybe I'm missing something here, but I've been using the NuGet package of the EventSource to have a manifest automatically generated at build time, since I need this installed with my product. Using the EventSourceProxy would definitely simplify writing and maintaining the EventSource classes, but how can I get the manifest generation to work?
If I create an abstract class, with abstract event methods and decorate them with the
EventAttributeto specify channels, opcodes, tasks and keywords, I get a build error saying that an abstract class cannot have event methods.So how can I get around this? Is there any way to have the manifest generated from the class that EventSourceProxy generates?