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DeviceBondStateChangedEventArgs should inherit from DeviceEventArgs rather than just EventArgs and the property Device should be removed falling back to that of DeviceEventArgs
It's obvious from the description of DeviceEventArgs that this was the intention anyway since they are both events in IAdapter
/// Event arguments for device events in IAdapter
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Also shouldn't members of derived EventArgs all be properties rather than what it is now, a mix of properties and fields?
better for consistent serialization handling i would think, no?
Inheriting would make some testing and generic handlers more convenient, and i dont see it is a breaking change but could be wrong... @janusw if this isnt under consideration please feel free to close, maybe im the only one to see things this way.
DeviceBondStateChangedEventArgs
should inherit fromDeviceEventArgs
rather than justEventArgs
and the propertyDevice
should be removed falling back to that ofDeviceEventArgs
It's obvious from the description of
DeviceEventArgs
that this was the intention anyway since they are both events inIAdapter
/// Event arguments for device events in IAdapter
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: