If you want to control the invocation order more closely—if you want guaranteed invocation, for example—you can get the invocation list from the delegate and invoke the functions yourself. Here's what that would look like: foreach (LogHandler logHandler in lh.GetInvocationList()) { try { logHandler(message); } catch (Exception e) { // do something with the exception here… } } Delegates on MSDN. Events und Delegates GUTE Beschreibung Unterschied, Vorteil Events usw...
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