c# - How to easilly see number of event subscriptions while debugging? -


while debugging, can textbox1.textchanged see number of event subscriptions? if yes, how drill it? need know how many subscriptions there @ given time debugging because looks event triggered multiple times, suspect bug because textbox1.textchanged += handler being mismanaged in application, there many subscribers.

here simplified version of think happening. if possible, want set breakpoint , count number of subscriptions "textbox1.textchanged":

private void textbox1_textchanged(object sender, eventargs e) {     textbox1.textchanged += textbox1_textchanged;     messagebox.show("asdf");     textbox1.textchanged -= textbox1_textchanged;             textbox1.text = datetime.now.tostring();     textbox1.textchanged += textbox1_textchanged; } 

is possible or more complicated?

you have use reflection invocation list of event delegate:

    textbox1.textchanged += textbox1_textchanged;     messagebox.show("asdf");     textbox1.textchanged -= textbox1_textchanged;             textbox1.text = datetime.now.tostring();     textbox1.textchanged += textbox1_textchanged;     var eventfield = textbox1.gettype().getfield("textchanged", bindingflags.getfield                                                                | bindingflags.nonpublic                                                                | bindingflags.instance);      var subscribercount = ((eventhandler)eventfield.getvalue(textbox1))                 .getinvocationlist().length; 

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