[dotnet] Signals as events

[GeorgeS2019]

@tvardero

Signals as events?
What about implicitly calling Connect(signalName, this, nameof(signalDelegate)) for each signalName in class, just before _Ready() function execution?

It also could be possible to be added in 3.x, since there are no breaking changes: only adding a new delegates and events to classes, and legacy connect method is not being removed. Only thing to worry is naming conflicts with user defined methods and events for handling those.

Two years had passed btw since that article .

System.Numerics for Vector2 and Vector3 and System.Collections for collections?
(Or is it already?)

Remaining functionality to be added as extension methods.

[GeorgeS2019]

@tvardero

I wish i could contribute, unfortunately, really green in coding stuff yet)
And i dunno c++
If there is something i could do with my only (for now) c# knowledge, show me that, please.

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@cgbeutler

Godot events auto-unsubscribe where c# events can leak references of observers. Does this new style work like C# events or Godot there? Either way it will need probly docs

Sweet. For those of us with more C# experience, that may need to go in the docs.
Follow up: What happens to types not derived from a Godot class? Do I need to worry about them, or are they WeakReference wrapped or something?

@lewiji

Follow up: What happens to types not derived from a Godot class? Do I need to worry about them, or are they WeakReference wrapped or something?

In the context of events, or generally? Do you have an example of what you're asking?

@cgbeutler

In the context of a godot event. How does the subscription wrapper treat non-godot targets?