InvalidOperationException can occur when using C# events for delegate if Apple sets a default delegate

[whitneyschmidt]

We have seen a number of “regressions”, for example from https://github.com/xamarin/mac-samples/issues/123 in MacWindows sample:

public override void WindowDidLoad ()
{
    base.WindowDidLoad ();

        // adding Window.WeakDelegate = null here "resolves" the issue
    Window.DidResize += (sender, e) => {
        // Do something as the window is being live resized
    };

    Window.DidEndLiveResize += (sender, e) => {
        // Do something after the user's finished resizing
        // the window
    };
}

The Window.DidResize event throws since Apple started assigning a default delegate they didn’t used to.

You have three options:

• (Preferred) Stop using C# events and create your own delegate and assign that
• Null out the existing delegate with Window.WeakDelegate = null;
• Disable the safely check with NSApplication.CheckForEventAndDelegateMismatches = false;

[whitneyschmidt]

FYI @chamons

[Gidea-code]

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[chamons]

Welcome @seattle-a @Gidea-code @dbudaiya - I'm unsure if you are discussing the issue at hand or something unrelated, automated translation is sometimes inaccurate.

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[dushenyan]

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